Hardware

Hardware Omada controllers — the OC200 and OC300 — are small, always-on devices that manage your whole network without tying up a computer or a server.

They are the practical middle ground: a software controller is free but needs a machine running around the clock, while a hardware controller draws a few watts, is powered over PoE, and simply sits in the rack doing its job. From it you configure routers, switches and access points, push firmware updates, run a guest portal and see who is connected.

The OC200 suits a small office or a shop; the OC300 manages a larger estate with more devices and more sites. The network keeps working if the controller is offline — it manages, it does not route traffic. We are the official TP-Link partner in Azerbaijan.