AC1200 Wireless Access Point
97 ₼
| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Ports | 1× 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port (supports Passive PoE) |
| Antennas | 4× fixed high performance antennas |
| Power | 12 V / 1 A |
| Wireless | |
|---|---|
| Standards | IEEE 802.11ac/n/a 5 GHz, IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4 GHz |
| Speed | AC1200 dual band Wi-Fi |
| Management | |
|---|---|
| Working modes | Access Point, Range Extender, Client, Multi-SSID |
| QoS | WMM |
TP-Link TL-WA1201 AC1200 Wireless Access Point is part of the TP-Link Omada system: it is built to give steady Wi-Fi to many users at once — in an office, shop, cafe, hotel or warehouse. Unlike a home router it holds a large number of devices in parallel and is managed centrally.
Who it suits: places where 20–30 or more devices connect, offices spread over several rooms, shops and cafes that need guest Wi-Fi. The access points are gathered into one panel through an Omada controller (OC200 or cloud), and the guest network is kept separate from the main one.
| Extends Wi-Fi coverage | connects to the existing network over cable and creates a strong signal in a new area. |
|---|---|
| AC1200 dual band Wi-Fi | |
| Passive PoE support | one cable carries both data and power, no socket needed. |
| 4× fixed high performance antennas | |
| Four working modes | Access Point, Range Extender, Client and Multi-SSID. |
| A good fit for offices, shops, cafes and larger flats. | |
The current price on the site is 97 ₼. It includes the official TP-Link warranty, delivery in Baku and shipping to the regions on request.
If you also need installation, our Office network setup service starts from 200 ₼; the site visit and quote in Baku are free and we give a 6-month warranty.
For a comparison with the closest models, a price table and buying advice, see the guide for this category.
A single access point can run in standalone mode. From two points up a controller (the OC200 hardware, or the software/cloud version) makes life much easier: every point appears in one panel, settings are entered once, and roaming between points behaves properly.
The access points are powered over the network cable via PoE — no socket needed in the ceiling. A PoE switch or the injector in the box does the job; as the number of points grows a PoE switch becomes the cheaper option.
Yes. In Omada the guest network is a separate SSID with access to the main network blocked, and you can add a login portal, time limits and speed limits.
The device is sold by the official TP-Link partner in Azerbaijan with official warranty. Delivery in Baku is available and shipping to the regions is possible. If you need installation, see our services page.
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