TP-Link
TP-Link Festa Wall-Plate Access Point AC1200 Dual Band
Wall-plate wireless access point delivers dual-band AC1200 speeds with MU-MIMO, four Gigabit ports including PoE passthrough, and free cloud management via the Festa app
- Fast Wi-Fi up to 1.2 Gbps with dual-band AC1200 2x2 MIMO
- Four Gigabit ports including PoE pass-through for powered devices
- Cloud-managed via Festa app with zero-touch provisioning
- Self-organizing network simplifies multi-device deployment
- Built under CISA Secure-by-Design pledge for core security
Wall-Plate AC1200 Access Point
The TP-Link Festa is a wall-plate wireless access point delivering AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi. It provides up to 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 867 Mbps on 5 GHz. Four Gigabit ports include one PoE passthrough for powering downstream devices. Cloud management via the Festa app enables zero-touch setup and remote monitoring.
Suits Managed Cloud Deployments
This unit fits small businesses wanting centralised cloud control without on-premise controllers. It is not for buyers who need Omada or standalone controller integration. It also suits environments needing a single PoE-powered downlink. Builders requiring multiple PoE output ports should look elsewhere.
AC1200 Dual-Band Throughput
The decisive specification is the combined 1.2 Gbps wireless rate split across two bands. That ceiling determines whether the AP meets the capacity needs of a typical office cubicle or hotel room. If the application demands higher aggregate throughput, this model will not suffice.
Highlights
- Fast Wi-Fi up to 1.2 Gbps with dual-band AC1200 2x2 MIMO
- Four Gigabit ports including PoE pass-through for powered devices
- Cloud-managed via Festa app with zero-touch provisioning
- Self-organizing network simplifies multi-device deployment
- Built under CISA Secure-by-Design pledge for core security
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What wall-box size does the Festa wall-plate access point fit?
It mounts in a standard single-gang wall box and covers the opening with a low-profile faceplate.
How do I power the unit and what is the common wiring mistake?
Connect the uplink cable to the PoE-in port; the PoE pass-through downlink port is for powering another device, not for the uplink.
When should I replace the faceplate or mounting hardware?
Replace the faceplate if it cracks or the mounting tabs snap; the internal electronics are solid-state and need no scheduled replacement.
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