New Arrival EAP610-Outdoor, the first Omada Outdoor Wi-Fi 6 Access Point.
Hi Everyone,
We’re excited to announce the official launch of EAP610-Outdoor here!
EAP610-Outdoor is the first Omada Outdoor Wi-Fi 6 Access Point. It delivers Wi-Fi speeds of up to 1.8 Gbps through Wi-Fi 6, boasting 52% faster speeds than similar Wi-Fi 5 access points. EAP610-Outdoor is ideal for use around outdoor swimming pools, amusement parks, outdoor café, barns, and sheds. Let's read on to learn more about this new product!
1. Product Overview
- Superior Wi-Fi 6 Speeds:
Delivers Dual-band Wi-Fi speeds of up to 1.8 Gbps (574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz + 1201 Mbps on 5 GHz)*
- Stay Smooth with Fast Roaming:
Users can enjoy seamless streaming across the property with their devices switching effortlessly between access points**
- Omada Mesh Technology:
Enables wireless connectivity between access points to extend the Wi-Fi signal further**
- Centralized Cloud Management:
Integrates into Omada SDN for cloud access and remote management.
- IP67 Weatherproof Enclosure:
Resists dust, shock, vibration, and moisture, withstanding the most extreme environments.
- Easy and Flexible Installation:
Supports standard 802.3at PoE+ and Passive PoE, Pole and wall mounting kits offer flexible installation.
*The Wi-Fi speeds here are the maximum physical rates derived from IEEE Standard 802.11 specifications.
**Fast Roaming and Omada Mesh features require the use of Omada SDN controllers.
2. Hardware Feature
(1) Appearance Overview
Compared with EAP225-Outdoor, the EAP610-Outdoor adopts Built-in Antennas, which greatly improved the waterproof performance. Besides, the EAP610-Outdoor is equipped with a Grounding Terminal to prevent damage by a lightning strike.
(2) Waterproof Kit Overview
For more details about the Waterproof Kit Installation, please refer to the video below:
https://youtu.be/2_QSCUJqNjk
(3) IP67 Weatherproof Enclosure
Compared to EAP225-Outdoor, the EAP610-Outdoor adopts IP67 rated enclosure, which offers much more substantial protection against dust and liquid ingress, withstanding the most extreme environments. In addition, EAP610-Outdoor supports 6 KV Lightning Protection and 15 KV ESD Protection.
3. Performance Parameters
Comparison to Previous Generation
Hardware Comparison
Software Comparison
Check out the Datasheet or Specifications from TP-Link official website for more parameters about the EAP610-Outdoor product.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What are requirements for the power supply of the EAP610-Outdoor?
- EAP610-Outdoor supports Mode A standard 802.3 at PoE power supply, which employs 1/2(+), 3/6(-) for cable pins sequence.
- EAP610-Outdoor also supports 48 V passive PoE power supply, which should employ 4/5(+), 7/8(-) for cable pins sequence.
Q2. Is the passive PoE adaptor also IP67 Weatherproof?
No. When deploy the EAP610-Outdoor, please make sure that the passive PoE adaptor is at indoor environment.
Q3. Can EAP610-Outdoor work together with 802.11ac EAP in a Mesh topology?
Yes, and the EAP610-Outdoor can be either Root EAP or Mesh EAP. If the uplink EAP is an 802.11ac EAP, the EAP610-Outroor will work in 802.11ac mode.
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The Amazon vendor that was taking orders for the eap610-outdoor seems to have been removed from Amazon in the last 24 hours. Considering his rating , that is not all surp
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Hi,
just found out, that there must be Firmware 1.0.4 somewhere? Do have a EAP610-Outdoor with 1.0.4
So how can I get it?
See: https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/topic/555454
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While I have given up waiting and moved on to something else, I though I would pass along an update I got in an email from TPLink
the same TPLink rep that told me three months ago that the release date would
be May/June has now told me that it will be delayed by another two to three months .
Since this is an outdoor AP, releasing it at the end of summer / beginning of fall pretty much misses the point of installing an outside AP.
By next spring, the other vendor will have WIFI-6 E products out.
This isn't a buy on impulse novelty consumer product . It is a business product. Businesses have to have solid plans in place before they budget for and implement them . Plans can not be made around something with such a fuzzy release date .
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@Rickk10000 I am not trying absolve TP link here from blame but just to say that given the port closures and other stuff going on in China, these delays seem expected.
You can go to another manufactures site and see that pretty every product is out of stock.
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They first announced this thing 18 months ago.
They are using a picture of it like it's the flagship of their fleet.
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Hi. What's your point? Is the EAP610-Outdoor not available within your region, or what do you mean?
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@Spryde It is not available in most of the world. Have you gotten your hands on one? If so, where do you live ?
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@Fae I was able to locate a vendor to order one thanks to a YouTube video I found (pic attached) which provides their website that has it in stock
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@btx I am in discussion with the vendor (Wifi-Stock dot com) I mentioned asking what the difference between the versions would be other than the power plug; I can power via PoE. Perhaps this group knows the differences. I'm not gonna lie I'm more of a newbie so without asking I wouldn't know the nitty gritty details whether any other differences would matter. I'm looking to replace the Omada EAP225-outdoor in my backyard and as many Americans I don't like waiting 
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