Review on 📶 TP-Link EAP235-Wall: Powerful In-Wall Wireless Gigabit Access Point with MU-MIMO & Beamforming by John Warren

Listed as "an access port that supports POE passthrough to power wired devices". It doesn't clearly state that it requires 802.3at POE+ input and has a maximum output power of 13W. Also, the POE output was OFF by default on the device I received. You need to enable it through the Omada controller. After using my POE+ switch and turning it on, I was able to connect the security camera without any problems. The EAP235-Wall is a good product, so don't get me wrong. It was easy to add to the controller and once I ticked the right boxes it works flawlessly. I'm very happy that I can get through this between a POE camera and have an extra hotspot where it is.