A TP-Link Omada access point supporting Wi-Fi 7, ceiling mounted for even coverage across a flat or a villa, with the whole network managed centrally from one place. The architecture scales as the number of your devices grows. The price is 95 KWD.
How many points do you need?
A practical rule: one access point per 100 to 120 square metres of open space, or one per floor in a villa. Concrete walls and steel doors cut the 5 GHz signal badly, so place the points in corridors and living areas rather than inside rooms. Each point needs a CAT6 network cable carrying both power and data over PoE.
| Standard | Wi-Fi 7 — adds the 6 GHz band |
|---|---|
| Approximate coverage | 100 to 120 square metres of open space per point |
| Power | PoE — power and data over one cable |
| Cable required | Full-copper CAT6, 100 metres maximum |
| Best suited to | Large villas and newer devices |
| Management | Centralised through Omada |
Send us the house plan, or its area and the number of floors, on WhatsApp, and we will send back a coverage layout and the number of points needed. Guide to home Wi-Fi networks
Installation
The price includes installing the point inside Kuwait where network cabling is already in place. Running new cable is quoted after a survey, based on the number of points and the length of the runs.
Warranty and returns
A one-year manufacturer warranty against manufacturing defects, and a one-year Homewagon warranty on the installation. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery if the product is unused and in its original packaging. Full terms
Delivery
Free delivery across every governorate of Kuwait on orders over 30 KWD. Orders confirmed before 3:00 pm are prepared the same day and delivered within one to two working days.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wi-Fi 7 worth the difference in price?
Wi-Fi 7 adds the 6 GHz band, which is useful for large villas and newer devices that actually support it. If your devices are older, the EAP653 on Wi-Fi 6 gives you the same stability for less.
Access points or wireless mesh?
Wireless mesh systems link the units to each other over the air, losing roughly half the speed at every hop. Omada access points connect by network cable and draw power from that same cable over PoE, so you get the full speed at every point.
What type of cable is needed?
Use full-copper CAT6 (not CCA) for any run carrying PoE; copper-clad aluminium cables heat up and degrade over time. Do not exceed 100 metres on a single run.
Does the price include installation?
Yes. All our prices include installation inside Kuwait, and delivery is free on orders over 30 KWD.
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