Tp-link EAP772-Outdoor BE11000 Tri-band Access Point

Product Description

The TP-LINK USA CORPORATION EAP772-Outdoor is a tri-band wireless access point built for demanding indoor and outdoor deployments. Operating under the Omada platform, it delivers BE11000 Wi-Fi 7 aggregate throughput across three radio bands, giving network technicians and IT-focused trade installers a high-capacity node suitable for high-density environments. The unit is designed for managed network infrastructure where centralized control, roaming, and band steering are required. It ships as a single unit and is managed through the Omada controller ecosystem, either hardware-based or cloud-hosted.

This access point is suited for commercial and light-industrial wireless network installations where outdoor coverage, weather resistance, and multi-band performance are priorities. Typical deployment scenarios include building exteriors, warehouses, outdoor common areas, campuses, and large commercial facilities. Network installers working on structured cabling and wireless infrastructure projects will find this unit appropriate for both greenfield builds and retrofits where extended coverage range and increased client density are required.

Key Features

• BE11000 aggregate wireless throughput across three bands via Wi-Fi 7 technology
• Tri-band radio configuration supports simultaneous operation on multiple frequency bands
• Indoor and outdoor rated form factor for flexible deployment locations
• Part of the Omada SDN platform enabling centralized management and network-wide configuration
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward per-node procurement

Compatibility

Designed for use within TP-LINK Omada Software-Defined Networking environments managed via Omada hardware controllers or the Omada cloud-based controller platform.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage network technician familiar with structured cabling standards and local electrical codes. Power down or disconnect the PoE switch or injector before handling the unit during mounting. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and local building codes when routing cabling through walls or conduit to the mounting location. Do not install in locations that exceed the unit rated environmental operating limits.