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Austin TP-Link Omada Installation & Configuration.

Professional TP-Link Omada installation for homes, offices, and multi-tenant buildings. EAP access points, JetStream PoE switches, ER gateways, and the Omada controller — designed, deployed, and tuned by certified installers.

Why Omada

Omada gives you commercial Wi-Fi without enterprise overhead.

Omada is TP-Link's software-defined networking platform — and it has quietly become the right answer for a huge percentage of homes and small businesses. The access points, switches, and gateways all share one controller, so you manage the whole network from a single dashboard. The hardware is commercial-grade and the per-port price is meaningfully lower than the equivalent enterprise ecosystem. For clients who want real Wi-Fi, real segmentation, and real remote management without the price tag of a tier-one install, Omada is usually our recommendation.

Hardware

EAP access points

EAP613 and EAP650 for residential, EAP670 and EAP673 for higher-density homes, EAP690HD-E for commercial, EAP773 for Wi-Fi 7, EAP783 for enterprise, and EAP772 for outdoor.

Backbone

JetStream switches

SG2005P-PD, SG2016P, SG2218P, and SG3428X for gigabit PoE, plus multi-gig SG3218XP, SG2210XMP-M2, and SG3428X-M2 for 2.5G and 10G aggregation.

Gateway

ER & Omada gateways

ER605, ER707-M2, and ER8411 gateways with integrated VPN, firewall, and load balancing.

Controller

Cloud or hardware

OC200, OC300, or the included Omada cloud controller — multi-site capable out of the box.

What We Install

Omada hardware we deploy and configure.

  • EAP613, EAP650, EAP670, EAP673, and wall-plate EAP655 access points for indoor residential and light commercial coverage.
  • EAP690HD-E for high-density commercial spaces and EAP783 for enterprise builds that need Wi-Fi 7 and 10G uplinks.
  • EAP773 Wi-Fi 7 access points for clients who want tri-band 6 GHz coverage in the home or office.
  • EAP772 outdoor Wi-Fi 7 access points for patios, yards, warehouses, and exterior coverage.
  • JetStream SG2005P-PD, SG2016P, SG2218P, ES210GMP, and SG3428X gigabit PoE switches sized to the AP plan.
  • Multi-gig JetStream SG2210XMP-M2, SG3218XP, and SG3428X-M2 switches for 2.5G access and 10G aggregation.
  • ER605, ER707-M2, and ER8411 gateways with VPN, segmented firewalls, and dual-WAN failover.
  • OC200, OC300, and Omada cloud controller deployments for single-site or multi-site management.
  • Vigi camera systems integrated into the same Omada-managed network.
  • Migrations from consumer mesh or single-router setups to a full Omada stack.
Wi-Fix IT installer racking an Omada JetStream switch and ER gateway
Hardware & Pricing

Omada access points we install, with customer pricing.

Every Omada install is quoted per build, but the access point and switch lineup below is what we actually install. Hardware prices listed are customer prices and do not include labor, cabling, or accessories. Speeds are manufacturer-rated maximums per band.

Residential

EAP613

Wi-Fi 6 dual-band. 1204 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 2400 Mbps at 5 GHz. Entry-level ceiling AP for smaller homes.

$88.08

Residential

EAP650

Wi-Fi 6 dual-band. 574 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 2400 Mbps at 5 GHz. Standard ceiling AP for most homes.

$137.99

Wall Plate

EAP655 (Wall)

Wi-Fi 6 wall-plate AP. 574 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 2402 Mbps at 5 GHz. Replaces a standard wall jack with an AP.

$148.78

High Density

EAP670

Wi-Fi 6 AX5400. 574 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 4804 Mbps at 5 GHz. Higher-throughput ceiling AP for dense client counts.

$171.59

High Density

EAP673

Wi-Fi 6 high-density ceiling AP. 576 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 4800 Mbps at 5 GHz.

$207.59

Commercial

EAP690HD-E

Tri-band Wi-Fi 6E commercial AP. 1148 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, dual 2402 Mbps 5 GHz radios, 4804 Mbps at 6 GHz.

$299.99

Wi-Fi 7

EAP773

Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 ceiling AP. 688 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 4324 Mbps at 5 GHz, 5765 Mbps at 6 GHz.

$215.99

Outdoor

EAP772 Outdoor

Outdoor tri-band Wi-Fi 7. 688 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 4324 Mbps at 5 GHz, 5765 Mbps at 6 GHz. Patios, yards, warehouses.

$274.79

Enterprise

EAP783

Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 enterprise AP. 1376 Mbps at 2.4 GHz, 8640 Mbps at 5 GHz, 11520 Mbps at 6 GHz. 10G uplink.

$566.39

Switching

JetStream switches and the PoE backbone.

Every Omada access point needs PoE and a switch behind it. We size the switch to the AP plan, the camera plan, and any wired drops, then size the uplink to keep the backbone ahead of the access layer.

Gigabit PoE

SG2005P-PD

5-port managed switch with 1 PoE in and 4 PoE out. Good fit for a single-AP closet expansion.

$86.39

Gigabit PoE

ES210GMP

10-port switch with 8 PoE ports for small AP and camera deployments.

$142.79

Gigabit PoE

SG2016P

16-port managed switch with 8 PoE ports. Standard backbone switch for mid-size residential and small business.

$218.39

Gigabit PoE

SG2218P

18-port managed PoE switch for larger AP and camera builds.

$285.59

Gigabit PoE

SG3428X

24-port managed L2+ switch for commercial deployments with mixed AP, camera, and wired-drop loads.

$472.97

Multi-Gig

SG2210XMP-M2

8-port 2.5G base managed PoE switch. Pairs with Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 APs that need more than 1G uplinks.

$283.70

Multi-Gig

SG3218XP

16-port 2.5G with 2 x 10GE SFP+ ports. The right switch for Wi-Fi 7 builds with a 10G uplink to the gateway.

$419.12

Multi-Gig

SG3428X-M2

24-port 2.5G base L2+ switch for larger Wi-Fi 7 and high-density commercial deployments.

$472.97

Labor & Materials

Rates

Labor: $100/hr flat rate, billed in 15-minute increments after the first hour.

Cat6A cable: $4.00 per foot, installed.

Gateway, controller, and accessory pricing is quoted per build.

The Process

From design to handoff.

Omada is built to be designed once and managed for years. Our process puts the work up front so the install is quick and the day-two experience is easy.

  • Site survey. Walk the building, measure existing signal, and identify access point locations and cable paths.
  • Hardware sizing. Match EAP model and count, switch PoE budget, and gateway throughput to real usage and growth.
  • Cabling & mounting. Cat6 PoE runs to every access point, terminated cleanly, with hardware mounted in the right spots, not the easiest spots.
  • Controller setup. Stand up the Omada controller (cloud or hardware), adopt every device, and configure VLANs, SSIDs, and guest portal.
  • Tuning. Channel, transmit-power, and band-steering tuning so the network behaves correctly under real device load.
  • Walkthrough & handoff. Show you the dashboard, document configuration and credentials, and connect remote management for the maintenance plan if you choose one.
Related Services

Omada fits inside the larger network.

Omada usually arrives alongside structured cabling, mesh design, security configuration, and ongoing maintenance.

Cabling

Structured cabling

PoE Cat6 runs to every Omada EAP and Vigi camera for a wired backbone.

Security

Network security

Firewall rules, VLAN segmentation, and secure defaults inside the ER gateway.

Plans

Maintenance plans

Remote management, firmware, and configuration backups for installed Omada networks.

Frequently Asked

TP-Link Omada installation, common questions.

What is TP-Link Omada?

Omada is TP-Link's software-defined networking platform — EAP access points, JetStream switches, and ER gateways that all run inside one Omada controller. It is a commercial-grade alternative to UniFi at a more accessible price point.

Do you install Omada in homes or only businesses?

Both. Omada is a great fit for homes that need real coverage and segmentation, and for small businesses that want centralized management without enterprise-tier pricing. We install in single-family homes, multi-unit buildings, offices, and storefronts.

Cloud-based controller or hardware controller?

Either works. The OC200 and OC300 hardware controllers stay onsite. The cloud-based controller is included with most ER gateways and runs in the cloud at no extra cost. We pick based on multi-site needs and how much offline resilience you want.

Can Omada handle multiple sites?

Yes. The Omada cloud controller manages multiple sites from a single dashboard, which is one of the reasons we recommend it for clients with several locations or a primary home plus a vacation home.

Do you install Vigi cameras with Omada?

Yes. TP-Link's Vigi camera line integrates cleanly into Omada-managed networks, and we install Vigi alongside Omada switching and access points as a full security camera and connectivity package.

Do you install Omada Wi-Fi 7 access points?

Yes. We install the EAP773 tri-band Wi-Fi 7 ceiling access point and the EAP772 outdoor Wi-Fi 7 access point. For enterprise builds that need higher throughput and 10G uplinks, we install the EAP783.

How much does Omada installation cost?

Labor is a flat $100 per hour. Cat6A cable is $4.00 per foot installed. Hardware is priced per model — for example, the EAP650 is $137.99, the EAP670 is $171.59, the EAP773 Wi-Fi 7 is $215.99, and the EAP783 enterprise Wi-Fi 7 is $566.39. We quote every build before any hardware ships.

What cities do you cover?

Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Hutto, Buda, Kyle, Lakeway, Bee Cave, Easton Park, and Del Valle. See the full service area for details.

Get Started

Book a TP-Link Omada installation in Austin.

Whether you are upgrading from consumer mesh or scaling an existing Omada network, we will design the build and price it before any hardware ships.

Book Online Call (737) 352-5879