TP-LINK, World’s No. 1 provider of WLAN products, declared the presentation of its EAP Sequence of ceiling mount access points in India. These products are intended to meet the desires of Generosity, Education, Healthcare, BFSI segments and to deliver a flexible, cost-effective wireless solutions. In offices, these entree points can be fixed on ceiling to deliver rapid network and incessant coverage for employees. In expanses where a ceiling fixing may not be practical, such as trade hotspots or similar small amenities, the entree points can be mounted merely and securely on walls for ample coverage with negligible installation cost.

The EAP series’ ceiling lamp advent and easy mounting design with mounting kit makes it easy to fit in seamlessly into any wall or ceiling surface to balance with most interior streamers. EAP series APs support Power over Ethernet (PoE) to make arrangement easy and supple.

“EAP Series ceiling mount is well-matched with 802.11 b/g/n products and has a load stability with real time control Management this guarantees huge numbers of user have a smooth network experience in large commercial networks. Along with solid form aspects, this is especially designed to avoid dust from tumbling onto the PCB through evade louver, which guarantees long-term unimpeded operation,”.

“They are easy to connect, suggestively smaller in overall size and offer a much lesser cost of proprietorship. In-Wall and Ceiling mount entree points offer chief benefits in large commercial networks. These resolutions are ideal for service providers, venue owner or SMBs who are looking to arrange consistent indoor Wi-Fi network settings,”.

TP-Link a top global provider of commercial and consumer networking products, today declares a collaboration with The Learners Trust, an educational provision and development community of 18 schools/institutes in South Yorkshire, and Derbyshire. The Learners Trust selected TP-Link’s cloud-based Omada Access Points (AP) to be the basis of their fast wireless connectivity. Students and Teachers will profit from unified, high-speed high-density wireless coverage. The IT Support Team picked Omada for its performance, scalability and cloud-based distant management tackles.


Two schools in The Learners Trust were fraught with a legacy wireless structure only proficient of functioning on the 2.4GHz frequency, resulting in slow and irregular Wi-Fi coverage that was no longer fit for resolution. “The wireless systems in both schools were tremendously outdated, making it hard to access and manage the networks all over the week, due to the 2.4GHz range. As we worked on a number of iPads, the Learners Trust desired a network system which could simply handle over 40 devices per entree point, and this is where TP-Link walked in,” commented Tom Sheffield, Head of IT Support at The Learners Trust.


Next a TP-Link predictive network site review to map wireless coverage across the site, The Learners Trust conventional a comprehensive list of hardware essential to provide unified, site-wide high-speed Wi-Fi. The TP-Link network engineers also encompassed a heatmap screening where to place the access points for finest performance at each site. The fixing of 2 x OC200 Omada Controllers and 36 x EAP620 HD, AX1800 Wireless Dual Band Ceiling Mount Entree Points provided unified, rapid and secure wireless coverage across the schools, plus allowed the IT Support Team to greatly manage the two sites. By means of the cloud-based Omada interface, the team can monitor the network in real-time, obtain signals and optimise network performance without parting their workplace.