Description
High-Density Wi-Fi 6 for Commercial and Enterprise Wireless Networks
The TP-Link EAP670 is an AX5400 Wi-Fi 6 ceiling mount access point designed for high-density commercial environments including offices, hotels, schools, and retail spaces. With combined speeds of up to 5378Mbps across dual bands, a 2.5 Gigabit uplink port, and full Omada SDN integration, it delivers fast, reliable wireless coverage for large numbers of concurrent users — managed centrally via the Omada app or cloud controller.
Key Features
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AX5400 Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) — 574Mbps on 2.4GHz and 4804Mbps on 5GHz for a combined 5378Mbps
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HE160 Channel Support — doubles peak throughput on a single stream for demanding high-bandwidth applications
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2.5 Gigabit Uplink Port — eliminates the uplink bottleneck in high-density deployments
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PoE+ Powered (802.3at) — single Ethernet cable carries both data and power; DC adapter also included for non-PoE installations
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Omada SDN Integration — Zero-Touch Provisioning, centralised cloud management, and intelligent monitoring via Omada app or web controller
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Seamless Roaming — voice calls and video streams remain uninterrupted as users move between access points
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Omada Mesh — wireless backhaul between EAPs for flexible deployment without additional cabling
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Internal Omni Antennas — 2× 4dBi (2.4GHz) and 4× 5dBi (5GHz) for broad, even coverage
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Ceiling and Wall Mountable — mounting kits included for both installation types
- 5-Year Warranty
Typical Use Cases
- High-density office Wi-Fi with many concurrent users and devices
- Hotel guest Wi-Fi with seamless roaming between floors and rooms
- School and university campus wireless networks managed via Omada SDN
- Retail and hospitality venues requiring reliable, fast wireless coverage
- Warehouse and industrial Wi-Fi for mobile devices and barcode scanners
- Multi-AP deployments with centralised management and Zero-Touch Provisioning
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Model |
EAP670 |
| Wi-Fi Standard |
Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax/ac/n/a — 5GHz; 802.11ax/n/b/g — 2.4GHz) |
| Wi-Fi Speed |
AX5400: 574Mbps (2.4GHz) + 4804Mbps (5GHz) |
| Channel Width |
HE160 on 5GHz |
| Uplink Port |
1× 2.5 Gigabit RJ45 (supports 802.3at PoE+) |
| Antennas |
Internal: 2× 4dBi (2.4GHz), 4× 5dBi (5GHz) |
| Power Supply |
802.3at PoE+ or 12V/1.5A DC (adapter included) |
| Power Consumption |
Max 19.8W |
| Mounting |
Ceiling or wall (kits included) |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) |
243 × 243 × 64 mm |
| Management |
Omada SDN (cloud/software/hardware controller), Omada App, standalone web UI |
| Certifications |
CE, FCC, RoHS |
| Warranty |
5 Years |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does the EAP670 require an Omada controller?
- No. The EAP670 can be managed as a standalone access point via its built-in web interface without any controller. An Omada controller (software, cloud, or hardware OC200/OC300) is optional and enables centralised management of multiple EAPs across one or more sites.
- Why does the EAP670 have a 2.5 Gigabit uplink port?
- The 2.5G uplink prevents the network port from becoming a bottleneck in high-density deployments where many users are simultaneously transferring data. To take advantage of 2.5G speeds, your PoE switch or injector must also support 2.5GbE. Standard Gigabit switches will negotiate to 1Gbps.
- Can I power the EAP670 without a PoE switch?
- Yes. A 12V/1.5A DC power adapter is included in the box, allowing installation in locations without a PoE switch. Alternatively, a TP-Link PoE injector (such as the TL-POE160S) can be used to power the EAP670 via a standard Ethernet cable.
- What is Omada Mesh and when should I use it?
- Omada Mesh allows EAP670 units to connect to each other wirelessly, eliminating the need to run Ethernet cable to every access point. It is useful for extending coverage to areas where cabling is impractical, though a wired backhaul always provides better performance and reliability.
- How many users can the EAP670 support simultaneously?
- The EAP670 supports MU-MIMO and OFDMA, which allow it to communicate with multiple devices simultaneously. Practical capacity depends on the applications in use, but it is well-suited to high-density environments with 50–100+ concurrent users per AP.
