Teltonika TAP100
Teltonika | Wi-Fi Access Point | TAP100 | WiFi 4 | 1x RJ45 | 10/100 Mbps | Excluding PoE Power Supply
€ 32,00
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Description
The TAP100 is a Wi-Fi 4 Access Point, perfect for creating Wi-Fi coverage in small businesses and commercial spaces.
This device supports PoE PD, making it possible to power the access point through a PoE connection via the RJ45 port. The access point is also designed with simplicity and ease of installation in mind.
The TAP100 is supplied as standard with a WiFi Access Point and 2 years warranty.
Key benefits
Wi-Fi 4 access point for wireless coverage in small businesses
Ethernet port (10/100 Mbps)
Power via PoE (Powered Device) over the RJ45 port
Designed for simplicity and ease of installation
Wide operating temperature range (-40 to +75 °C)
Compact, round housing for ceiling or wall mounting
Technical specifications
SKU
TAP100
Brand
Teltonika
Product code
TAP100 001000
Ethernet ports
1 x 10/100 Mbps
PoE ports
PoE Powered Device (PD)
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 4
Temperature range
-40 to +75 °C
IP Rating
IP30
Housing type
Plastic
Weight
190 g
Dimensions
Ø 158 mm x 30 mm
User Guide
Software
Network equipment
Access point
Manufacturers
Teltonika
Application & use
When to use
•When you want to add basic wireless coverage
•When a simple and affordable access point is sufficient
•When PoE power via the network cable is convenient
Ideal for
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Small businesses
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Shops and hospitality
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Commercial spaces
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Simple office environments
Not suitable for
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Environments that require Wi-Fi 5/6 speeds
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Outdoor installations that require a higher IP protection than IP30
Frequently asked questions about the Teltonika TAP100
Which Wi-Fi standard does the TAP100 support?
Is a PoE power supply included?
How is the access point powered?
Who is the TAP100 intended for?



