TP-Link AX1800 Dual Band Gigabit Wall Plate Wi-Fi 6 Access Point, Power over Ethernet (802.3 af/at), System Requirements Microsoft Windows XP/7/8/10 and Vista, Easily Mount to Wall (EAP615-Wall)

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I was able to power up every access point that I have available, including the EAP670 and the EAP660 HD, but do be aware that on a higher load, the devices may disconnect from the EAP610-Wall.

Before that, it’s worth mentioning the mounting system which consists of a single metallic bracket that you need to attach to a wall junction box (86mm, compatible with both US and EU standards). technologies* such as 1024 QAM and Long OFDM Symbol allows the EAP to boost overall speeds up to 1775 Mbps**. We're making continuous improvements to the compatibility checker and would love to hear your feedback! There’s also the possibility to use seamless roaming and, in the case of the EAP610, to mesh it with other compatible access points. I agree, but I wouldn't want to inconvenience other people living with me by fiddling around with an actively used device just for the sake of it.Despite both access points being AX1800-class devices, the TP-Link EAP610 and the EAP615-Wall are built on completely different platforms. If you read the individual analysis of the TP-Link EAP610 and the EAP615-Wall, you know that I tested these two wireless access points in a very similar manner. Corner-to-Corner Indoor WiFi CoverageGuests can enjoy strong private networks that paint their entire space by installing EAP615-Walls in each guest room. If you need to create a larger network in an office where the APs can go on the ceiling without needing to connect wired clients, then the TP-Link EAP610 is the better choice. The TP-Link EAP615-Wall is a sort of successor to the EAP235-Wall plate WiFi 5 access point, sporting a very similar design and look, but the upgrade to the WiFi 6 standard has brought a few significant improvements.

The MU-MIMO is also present, as well as BeamForming, but I assume that what you’re most interested in is the mesh technology. Here, it is possible to enable the ETH3 PoE Out, just make sure that the EAP615-Wall is not powered by another access point. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed. The TP-Link AX1800 Wall Plate WiFi 6 Access Point comes with a limited lifetime warranty, ensuring peace of mind and long-term support for your networking needs. The EAP615-Wall features full Gigabit ports to bridge the network and four data ports (1 x uplink and 3 x downlink) to transfer data at multiple gigabits.It requires a wall junction box to be properly mounted on the wall, so keep that in mind before purchasing it. This means that there is support for OFDMA on both radio bands – it’s not enabled by default, so you will need to enter the Settings and turn this feature on manually.

The slim case will easily blend in with the wall and if it wasn’t for the single LED at the bottom, you would hardly notice its presence. It also features secure guest network creation along with multiple authentication options (SMS/Facebook WiFi/Voucher).The Ceiling Mount EAP's elegant appearance and easy-mount design promote fast installation on any wall or ceiling surface, and allow it to blend in seamlessly with most interior decorating styles. But, in terms of ports, the EAP615-Wall is better equipped, sporting not one, but four Ethernet ports, the first two being Gigabit and used for connecting client devices, while the third is PoE Out (yes, also Gigabit). The four data ports (1 uplink + 3 downlinks) transfer data at multiple Gigabits, allowing you to connect several devices to your gigabit network. Besides OFDMA, the TP-Link EAP615-Wall supports 80MHz channel bandwidth and, considering that it’s an AX1800-class device, it does seem similar to the EAP610. Apart from the main MediaTek CPU / wifi chips, most components on the EAP615-Wall should be easily repairable with basic SMD / board level repair skills (i.