One access point per room: more than 200 devices accepted, 867 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and three network sockets on the front, in a 20 mm thick housing.
Up to 867 Mbps on 5 GHz and 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz
More than 200 devices connected simultaneously
4 Ethernet ports: 1 uplink and 3 downlinks
One downlink port powers a wired device, up to 13 W
802.3af/at PoE power: no extra electrical cable
Coverage of around 25 m², one access point per room
20 mm thick housing, fits 86 mm EU and US back boxes
Captive portal (SMS, access voucher) for visitor access
Up to 16 Wi-Fi networks (SSID)
WPA and WPA2 encryption, personal or enterprise
VLAN segmentation and rogue access point detection
TP-Link EAP235-Wall Wi-Fi 5 AC1200 access point: a discreet wall-plate unit with 4 Gigabit ports that brings Wi-Fi and wired connections to every room. Wi-Fi & speed:Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), dual-band — up to 867 Mbps on 5 GHz + 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz. Capacity:MU-MIMO — up to 200+ clients at once. Installation: indoor, wall mounting on an 86 mm junction box, EU or US — ultra-slim at 20 mm, it blends discreetly into the décor. Ports & power:4 Gigabit ports (1 uplink + 3 downlink, including 1 with PoE OUT); PoE 802.3af/at (no extra power cable). Management:Omada SDN platform — cloud, Omada app, hardware or software controller; captive portal, guest network, WPA2/WPA3. Use cases: hotel rooms, offices, corridors, dormitories, medical practices, local shops. Wi-Fi and Gigabit wired connections in a single elegant wall plate, with no extra building work.
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Frequently asked questions about this product
Can the EAP235-Wall power an IP phone over the network?
Yes, one of its three downlink ports passes PoE through, with 13 W available — provided the access point itself is powered by 802.3at PoE+. An IP phone or a camera can therefore be plugged straight into the wall plate.
How many network sockets does the EAP235-Wall provide?
Three Gigabit downlink ports, in addition to the uplink port that connects it to the network — i.e. three wired devices connected from the wall plate: desktop computer, TV, phone. A VLAN can be assigned to each local port.
What power consumption should you allow for with the EAP235-Wall?
9.8 W for the access point alone, and up to 24.4 W when the PoE passthrough is powering a device. It is this second figure you should use to calculate the switch's PoE budget if you use the PoE output port.
What area does the EAP235-Wall cover?
About 25 m², i.e. a bedroom or an office. That is the principle of the wall plate: one access point per room, in place of a network socket, rather than a corridor access point whose signal struggles to get through partition walls.
How many devices does the EAP235-Wall accept?
More than 200 simultaneous clients, with MU-MIMO, beamforming and band steering. The data rate reaches 867 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz.
How much wall space does the EAP235-Wall take up?
143 × 86 mm and only 20 mm thick: it replaces a wall socket without sticking out. Its two 4 dBi dual-band antennas are internal, and a physical security lock is provided against theft.
How many Wi-Fi networks can be created on the EAP235-Wall?
16 SSIDs, eight per band, with one VLAN per SSID and rate limiting. The guest network stays separate from the staff network, and clients can be isolated from one another.
What level of security does the EAP235-Wall provide?
WPA2-PSK and WPA/WPA2-Enterprise with 802.1X: each user then authenticates against a server, with no shared key. On top of this come MAC address filtering, access control and rogue access point detection.
How can you identify guests who connect to the Wi-Fi?
Through the captive portal, which requires an action before access is granted: accepting the terms, logging in, or verification by an external server. The data rate of each network can also be capped.
Can you schedule the Wi-Fi to switch off at night?
Yes, time slots switch the Wi-Fi on or off, and an automatic reboot can be scheduled for off-peak hours. The LEDs can also be turned off, which matters in a bedroom.
How do you manage several EAP235-Wall units in a hotel?
Through the Omada platform: free software controller, OC200 and OC300 hardware controllers, or cloud controller, with a mobile app. On top of this come SNMP v1 and v2c, remote system logging and email alerts.
What is in the EAP235-Wall box?
The access point, the installation guide and the mounting screws. It is for indoor use, between 0 and 40 °C, at 10 to 90% non-condensing humidity.
Is the equipment new and under warranty?
Yes, new equipment, with the invoice serving as the warranty document for 1 year. The manufacturer's full specifications are in this document: EAP235-Wall (PDF).
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•2 Gigabit Ethernet ports, one of them PoE-powered
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•802.11ac Wave-2 standard, i.e. Wi-Fi 5
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