TP-Link Omada AX3000 Wall-Plate Wi-Fi 6 Access Point with 3 Gigabit Downlink Ports

TP-Link Omada AX3000 Wall Plate WiFi 6 Access Point (EAP655-Wall) - 5 Years Local Warranty

The EAP655-Wall replaces a wall outlet with an AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 access point and a three-port Gigabit switch, one of those ports delivering PoE out. In a hotel room, dorm, serviced apartment or hot-desk cluster it gives each space its own radio and its own wired ports from a single uplink cable — which is usually the only cable the building will allow.

One Uplink In, Three Gigabit Ports Out

This is the feature that separates the EAP655-Wall from a plain wall AP. A single Gigabit uplink feeds the unit, and three Gigabit downlink ports come out of the faceplate for a desk phone, a TV, a printer or a docking station. One of those downlink ports supplies PoE out — up to 10.5 W on EU units and 10 W on US units — so an IP phone or a small camera in the same room can be powered from the access point rather than needing its own adapter and socket. For a room refurbishment that removes several cable runs.

AX3000 Radios in a Faceplate-Sized Housing

The wireless side is a full AX3000 dual-band implementation: 2402 Mbps on 5 GHz and 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz, with two dual-band antennas at 2x 3 dBi on 2.4 GHz and 2x 5 dBi on 5 GHz. The whole thing fits in a 143 x 86 x 42.6 mm body sitting on a standard wall-plate mounting kit. Coverage is rated at 50 m² (600 ft²) with 120+ concurrent clients, which is the right shape for per-room deployment: a small, strong cell per space rather than one large cell shared across a corridor.

Per-Room Cells Solve What Corridor APs Cannot

Hotels and dormitories have a structural problem: corridor-mounted APs must push signal through walls, and every room shares the same airtime. Putting a wall-plate AP in each room inverts that — each guest gets a close, strong signal and their own share of the channel, and neighbouring rooms interfere far less because each radio runs at lower power. Omada Mesh, seamless roaming, band steering, load balancing and airtime fairness all still apply across the estate, and up to 16 SSIDs can separate guest, staff and device networks by VLAN.

Powered by 802.3af or 802.3at PoE

The EAP655-Wall accepts both 802.3af and 802.3at PoE, drawing a maximum of 12 W on EU units and 12.6 W on US units with PoE out disabled. Budget for the additional PoE-out load if that port will be used. Because power comes over the same cable as data, a room needs one Cat-cable drop and nothing else — no electrician, no additional socket behind the faceplate.

WPA3, Captive Portal and Central Management

Security includes WPA3-Personal and WPA3-Enterprise, WPA2, 802.1X, MAC filtering, rogue AP detection, VLAN separation and captive portal authentication — the last of which is how most hotels onboard guests. Adopted into an Omada Controller (Cloud-Based, OC300, OC200 or Software), every unit in the building is configured, monitored and firmware-updated from one console, with Zero-Touch Provisioning available through the Cloud-Based Controller for remote sites.

Ideal For

Singapore hotels, serviced apartments, student accommodation, clinics and offices deploying per-room Wi-Fi where a single cable drop must also feed wired devices. Supplied by SourceIT with local Singapore warranty, GST invoice and project pricing on request.