A new in-room Wi-Fi 6 access point brings wired and wireless connectivity directly to guest rooms, classrooms, offices, and apartments with a compact wall-mounted design.
A next-generation wall-plate Wi-Fi 6 access point has entered the market by D-Link (India) Limited, aiming to solve one of the most persistent challenges in dense environments: delivering consistent, room-level coverage without bulky ceiling hardware. Built to fit standard junction boxes, the device combines dual-band AX3000-class performance with multiple wired ports, making it suitable for hospitality, education, enterprise workspaces, and multi-dwelling residential units.
Unlike hallway-mounted or ceiling APs that often leak signals between rooms, this wall-plate design focuses coverage exactly where users need it—inside individual rooms. The Wi-Fi 6 radio supports OFDMA and MU-MIMO, enabling smoother performance with dozens of simultaneous devices, from laptops and tablets to smart TVs and IP phones. Integrated PoE makes installation simple, while centralized controller compatibility allows IT teams to manage large deployments with uniform policies and real-time monitoring.
The key features are:
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for high-speed, low-latency room-level connectivity
- OFDMA + MU-MIMO for efficient performance in dense, device-heavy environments
- Multiple Gigabit LAN ports to support wired room devices like TVs and IP phones
- PoE-powered wall-plate design that fits standard junction boxes for easy installation
- WPA3 security + VLAN isolation to safeguard guest, tenant, or user traffic across rooms
In hotels, the discreet form factor blends into interior walls while improving per-room bandwidth and isolating guest traffic for increased privacy. For campuses, it provides the density and device capacity required in classrooms, lecture halls, and hostels. Offices benefit from localized high-speed connectivity in meeting rooms and collaborative spaces without adding visual clutter. Multi-dwelling units gain reduced interference between living units, ensuring stable Wi-Fi even in tightly packed apartment clusters.
As modern environments shift toward smart devices, streaming-heavy workloads, and hybrid work patterns, the wall-mounted Wi-Fi node brings a practical balance of performance, security, and simplicity. Its combination of dual-band throughput, wired expansion ports, and enterprise-grade security makes it a versatile drop-in upgrade for digital-first spaces.
