Recently our Sales Operations Manager, Joe Walberg, and Technical Sales Executive, Ren Kingdom, visited Yealink’s Experience Centre in Canary Wharf, London to gain a deeper understanding of Yealink’s latest AV solutions and collaboration technologies.
Despite facing a challenging commute during one of the hottest days of the year, with temperatures reaching 36°C in London, the visit proved to be an invaluable experience and well worth the journey.
During their visit, Joe and Ren met with Naji Kaanan, Business Development Director for Yealink AV Sales UK, along with one of Yealink’s Technical Presales Engineers. Together, they explored Yealink’s extensive portfolio of products and discussed the additional services that ProVu can offer partners alongside Yealink solutions, including installation services, advance replacement options, and extended warranties.
A key part of the day focused on how Yealink’s product range compares within the wider collaboration and AV market. One of Yealink’s strongest differentiators is its commitment to certification and interoperability. Many of its devices are certified for Microsoft Teams and Zoom, while also supporting a wide range of plug-and-play integrations. The team was particularly impressed by the fact that Yealink’s MeetingBar range is fully MDEP-ready, helping customers future-proof their meeting room VC solutions.
MDEP (Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform) is Microsoft’s enterprise-grade Android-based operating system designed specifically for business collaboration devices. Many products within Yealink’s portfolio are Microsoft Teams Certified and built to support MDEP.
Being MDEP-ready means Yealink’s MeetingBars and collaboration devices are designed to integrate with Microsoft’s ecosystem, providing simplified deployment, enhanced security, ongoing software support, and a more consistent user experience. For organisations investing in meeting room technology, this helps ensure long-term compatibility and easier device management.
The main focus for Yealink and ProVu is how the customer might use something, and create the best possible environment for the end user. Rather than focusing solely on individual devices, Yealink demonstrated how carefully selected product combinations can improve meeting room productivity and usability. Ren and Joe saw first-hand how Yealink’s camera technology, touch controls, and meeting room displays work together to deliver a streamlined and intuitive meeting experience.
One standout example was the combination of the MTower intelligent camera and the CTP25 touchscreen control panel. The CTP25 is part of the MeetingBar A25, A40, and A50 bundles, allowing organisations to choose a solution that best matches the size and requirements of their meeting rooms.
One of the most valuable aspects of the visit was the opportunity to see the technology operating in a real-world environment and to gain hands-on experience with the devices. Being able to interact directly with the products provided a much clearer understanding of their capabilities, use cases, and deployment options.
After a busy day of demonstrations, discussions, and product exploration, the group rounded off the visit with a well-earned drink together while taking a break from the summer heat.
Reflecting on the experience, both Ren and Joe agreed that seeing the technology in action gave them a far greater appreciation of Yealink’s solutions and how they can benefit ProVu’s partners and their customers.
If you would like to learn more about Yealink’s collaboration solutions or discuss the products featured during the visit, please contact us on 01484 840048 and ask for Ren or Joe, or you can or email us.
Martyn’s Law is changing how organisations across the UK prepare for emergencies.
Martyn’s Law: The Standard Tier Requirements
If your customers’ premises can reasonably expect 200-799 people (including staff) on site at any one time, you are likely to fall within the Standard Tier requirements of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act.
This applies to more organisations than many realise, including:
✓ Smaller schools & academies
✓ GP surgeries & healthcare hubs
✓ Dental practices & clinics
✓ Community centres
✓ Libraries
✓ Places of worship
✓ Museums & art galleries
✓ Small theatres & entertainment venues
✓ Leisure facilities
✓ Conference & event spaces
✓ Hotels
What Does This Mean For Your Customers?
Martyn’s Law is about ensuring your organisation has practical procedures in place to help protect staff and visitors should a terrorist incident occur.
Standard Tier premises are expected to have procedures covering:
✓ Evacuation
✓ Lockdown
✓ Moving people to safer areas
✓ Communicating quickly and clearly during an incident
The key word throughout the legislation is preparedness. Having the ability to communicate instantly across your site, control access to buildings and provide clear instructions can make a significant difference during an emergency.Tech That Supports Your Customers’ PreparednessWhile every site is different, reliable communication and access control are central to an effective response.
2N IP Verso 2.0 Modular IP Intercom Secure visitor communication with integrated access control. Ideal for staff entrances, reception areas and controlled access points where visitor verification is essential.
2N Force 2.0 Modular IP Intercom Built for exposed or high-risk entrances, it provides vandal-resistant communication for external doors, service entrances and delivery areas while integrating seamlessly with your wider security systems.
Algo 8180 SIP Audio Alerter Deliver clear audio announcements to specific areas or entire buildings, helping staff communicate evacuation or lockdown instructions immediately.
Algo 8186 SIP Horn Speaker Designed for outdoor use, providing powerful audible alerts across car parks, playgrounds, sports areas and external gathering spaces.
Algo 8138 SIP Visual Alerter Ensures critical alerts are seen too through high-visibility flashing. Ideal for noisy environments and to aid those with hearing impairments.
For organisations looking to coordinate emergency communications across multiple buildings or larger campuses, Fanvil offers powerful command and control solutions.
Fanvil A330i Unified Dispatch Console Through a single intuitive interface, authorised staff can monitor incidents, initiate emergency broadcasts, coordinate responses and manage communications across an entire site from one central location.
Fanvil A513W Video Speaker (coming soon) Designed for environments where visual communication and monitoring are important. It can be used as part of a wider emergency communication strategy, providing rapid communication with staff and visitors while integrating into unified SIP-based security and communication systems.
Enhance Your Customers’ Existing Infrastructure
One of the biggest misconceptions surrounding Martyn’s Law is that compliance requires replacing existing systems. In reality, many organisations can enhance their existing telephony, access control and paging infrastructure with IP-based technologies that integrate with their current network, allowing them to improve preparedness without unnecessary complexity.
Start Preparing Today
Although Martyn’s Law is not expected to come into force until 2027, now is the ideal time to review your site’s emergency communication strategy.
Ask your customers:
Could you communicate with everyone on site within seconds?
Can you quickly initiate a lockdown if required?
Are visitors and staff able to receive clear instructions wherever they are?
Do your entry systems support secure access and visitor verification?
Would your teams know exactly what to do during a major incident?
If the answer to any of these is “not yet”, now is the perfect opportunity to start planning.
Talk to our specialists today on 01484 840048 or email us to discuss how 2N, Algo and Fanvil solutions can help your organisation improve preparedness and support your Martyn’s Law planning.
Please note: The products featured can support an organisation’s emergency preparedness strategy but do not, on their own, constitute compliance with Martyn’s Law. Organisations should ensure they understand and meet all applicable legal requirements.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve chosen to support Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice.
Why Choose Forget Me Not?
“Life limiting.” “Life shortening.”
These are the terms no parent wants to hear. But sadly families hear those phrases for the first every day.
And it’s the incredible people at Forget Me Not who help children and families across the whole of Yorkshire to cope with the news, handle the medical jargon, and be there for families for however long they need them. Sometimes it’s years of support with a loved one, sometimes the loved one has only only hours or days. No matter the length of time the child is here, Forget Me Not can kindly help the family to navigate very emotional and difficult times.
Forget Me Not Charity does amazing work in the surrounding areas in which ProVu and our staff live. As a company that values family – some of whom are or soon-to-be be parents, we wanted to reflect this value in our choice. Last year we did adhoc fundraising for Forget Me Not. Now we’d like to step it up a notch and raise more to contribute to the overall costs of operating the hospice and its services.
The work Forget Me Not does to support local families is incredible. It ranges from fun days out to make memories through to support liaising with police and hospitals. Their day-to-day responsibilities bring a tear to the eye.
Right now, the charity is helping 165 children and their families; their parents, siblings, and grandparents.
Forget Me Not needs 7 million GBP to continue their great work for another year. With only 18.5% of this is government funded, they need companies like ours to work hard and play hard to raise funds. From world cup sweepstakes to physical challenges, we’re putting our heads together to choose how we’ll do this.
To keep up-to-date with our fundraising, please follow our linkedin page:
If you, too, would like to sponsor a ProVu member of staff or one of our events (details coming soon so watch this space), then please get in touch with:
Helping Your Customers Choose their Campus Network
As schools, colleges, and universities continue to modernise their digital infrastructure, many are asking should they invest in Wi-Fi 7 technology today, or maximise value with a proven Wi-Fi 6 setup? With TP-Link Omada’s expanding portfolio, your customers have a wonderful amount of choice whichever path is taken.
Why Choose TP-Link Omada for Education?
TP-Link offers scalable devices that meet the demands of staff and students through:
Cloud-managed networking from a single platform
Secure and reliable guest access
Scalable solutions for properties of any size
Centralised monitoring and troubleshooting
Industry-leading value and performance
Keep reading to find out more about the best TP-Link devices for education installations:
By combining the EAP787 and the EAP773 Wi-Fi 7 access points with the SX3832MPP and the SX6632YF multi-gigabit switching, they deliver 6GHz connectivity, 10GbE uplinks, and exceptional performance for high-density spaces such as:
For schools and colleges seeking outstanding value, the EAP673 and the EAP653 Wi-Fi 6 access points paired with the SG3428XMP or the SG3452XP PoE switches provide reliable, high-performance connectivity for:
Many institutions are adopting a hybrid strategy, installing Wi-Fi 7 devices in high-performance areas while using Wi-Fi 6 hardware across classrooms, offices, and accommodation blocks. This could be an excellent and viable option for your customers.
Which TP-Link Access Points & Switches Will Best Suit A School / College / University?
We recommend the following based on your size or education tier:
Primary / Secondary / Boarding School (below 1K users)
The EAP653 and the SG3428XMP or the SG3452XP for ICT classrooms, libraries and the reception area.
School / College (1-5K users)
The EAP653 or the EAP673 with the SG3428XMP or the SG3452XP with Wi-Fi 7 devices in libraries, study halls, common rooms, ICT suites, and auditoriums.
College / University (5–50K+ users)
Wi-Fi 7 EAP773 and SX3832MPP in lecture theatres, research buildings, engineering, media production, student unions.
Wi-Fi 6 EAP653 or EAP673 in offices, classrooms, seminar suites, halls of residence, and reception.
Manage It All Through Omada Cloud
Across all deployments, Omada Cloud gives you centralised control. With no per-AP license fees or subscription lock in, you can control multiple sites/tenants from a single interface. Your outwardly-facing login screens can be branded at no extra cost, giving your customers a smooth and professional view of your organisation.
We’re proud to announce that we’ve been awarded Gold Distributor status by Yealink, recognising the company’s continued commitment to delivering exceptional value, expertise and support across the Yealink product portfolio.
Yealink’s VCS Regional Manager, Davy Zhang, visited our office on 19 June 2026 to present us with our plaque which our Managing Director, Justin Carl, received on the company’s behalf.
This recognition highlights our strong performance, technical knowledge and ongoing investment in helping resellers, service providers and channel partners successfully use Yealink solutions throughout the UK market.
As one of the world’s leading providers of collaborative technology, Yealink has established a reputation for innovation across IP phones, video conferencing systems, headsets and workplace collaboration solutions. Achieving Gold Distributor status reflects our success in supporting this growth while providing customers with the expertise and service needed to maximise the value of Yealink’s extensive product range.
The award further strengthens the relationship between ProVu and Yealink, built on a shared commitment to delivering reliable, high-quality communication solutions that meet the evolving needs of modern businesses.
“We’ve been working with Yealink since 2009 and are delighted to have been recognised with Yealink Gold Distributor status. This reflects the dedication of our team to excellent customer service and our strong relationship with Yealink and our partners.
As demand for hybrid collaboration solutions continues to grow, we remain committed to providing the expertise, support and stock our customers rely on.
I look forward to continuing our successful partnership.“
Justin Carl, Managing Director for ProVu Communications
The enhanced status provides additional benefits that ProVu can pass on to its reseller community, including access to the latest product developments, enhanced training opportunities and closer collaboration with Yealink’s channel and technical teams.
The award marks another milestone in our ongoing mission to provide best-in-class communications solutions and channel support. We will continue to help organisations embrace modern workplace technologies that enable seamless communication, collaboration and productivity.
Setting up your video conferencing spaces is so simple with Yealink’s latest range. Be it in pods or the boardroom, your hybrid meetings are covered – no matter the space’s size or number of attendees.
We understand how frustrating it can be pairing the right equipment together, which is why we’re excited to present you with NEW bundles that’ll ensure you’re up and calling in no time. From the huddle MeetingBar A10 to the A50 that picks up audio up to 8m away, there’s something for all.
To make sure conversation flows, Yealink’s AI-powered features help you to feel closer despite distance. To achieve that, each MeetingBar suits a different setup and can be enhanced by acessories. The VCM36-W microphone picks up those further away, removing the infamous “can’t hear you” line, while the PA20 dongle enables wireless sharing.
For rooms that need a dedicated screen, the MeetingDisplay range delivers clear visuals. For more interaction, the MeetingBoard Pro combines video calling, whiteboarding and presenting into one.
Decisions Made Easy
We’ve created a Yealink comparison chart to help you choose the best setup for your clients.
Secure a 30-minute call with our Yealink AV VC expert Ren Kingdom to explore the range, find the right solution for your customers’ setup(s), and have your questions answered.
If you’d like to generally explore your options, request pricing or want to discuss the Yealink range with a member of our team, please call 01484 840048 or email us. We’re here to help.
Pricing and stock information can also be seen on our reseller portal, ProSys.
If Reception had a coin for every time a guest asks “what’s the Wi-Fi password?”…
In today’s hospitality environment, guests’ demands for seamless, high-speed Wi-Fi have never been higher and selecting the right network infrastructure safeguards efficiency and expectations. TP-Link’s series is designed to support boutique hotels, resorts, glamping sites, caravan and camping sites, serviced apartments and/or student accommodation.
Why Choose TP-Link Omada for Hospitality?
TP-Link offers scalable devices designed to meet the demands of your clients’ guests through:
Cloud-managed networking from a single platform
Secure and reliable guest access
Scalable solutions for properties of any size
Centralised monitoring and troubleshooting
Industry-leading value and performance
Keep reading to find out more about the whole range designed just for this sector:
Designed for properties where guest experience and superb operational efficiency are top priorities. They would be ideal for business and luxury hotels with international recognition.
A luxurious solution for high-performance Wi-Fi across indoor and outdoor guest spaces. With a focus on footfall and connection, the devices provide a smooth connection as guests move between rooms, restaurants, bars, pools, gyms, golf and other amenities.
✓ High-capacity Wi-Fi for busy hospitality environments ✓ Consistent guest experience across the entire site ✓ Future-ready Multi-Gigabit network backbone
Manage It All Through Omada Cloud
Across all deployments, Omada Cloud gives you centralised control. With no per-AP license fees or subscription lock in, you can control multiple sites/tenants from a single interface. Your outwardly-facing login screens can be branded at no extra cost, giving your customers a smooth and professional view of your organisation.
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, more commonly known as Martyn’s Law is set to change how organisations across the UK think about public safety, preparedness and incident response.
Developed following the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, the legislation has been designed to improve how public premises and events prepare for and respond to potential terrorist incidents. While the law is not expected to come into force until April 2027, many organisations are already starting to ask an important question:
“If an incident happened tomorrow, would we actually be prepared?”
That’s exactly what Martyn’s Law is aiming to address.
In this guide, we’ll take a look at:
What Martyn’s Law is
Which organisations may be affected
The responsibilities businesses may need to consider
How MSPs and resellers can help organisations improve preparedness and resilience
So, What Actually Is Martyn’s Law?
At its core, Martyn’s Law is about helping organisations become better prepared.
The legislation focuses on improving protective security and ensuring businesses have practical procedures in place should a terrorist incident occur. That doesn’t just mean physical security measures either, it also includes communication, staff awareness, incident response and operational resilience.
Importantly, the legislation is not telling organisations they need to buy one specific product or replace all of their existing systems. Instead, it encourages businesses to think about how they would respond during a real-world emergency.
For example:
How would staff communicate during an incident?
Could messages reach people quickly across a site?
Would teams know what actions to take?
Are current systems reliable enough to support emergency procedures?
The overall goal is preparedness, not unnecessary complexity.
Understanding the Different Tiers
Martyn’s Law separates premises into two categories based on the number of people expected to be on site at the same time.
Standard Tier Premises
A premises may fall into the Standard Tier if it is reasonable to expect 200 or more people, including staff to be present at the same time.
Example Premises Include:
Restaurants and bars
Retail stores
Libraries
Community venues
Smaller entertainment spaces
Schools
Standard Tier Expectations:
Notify the Security Industry Authority (SIA)
Have procedures in place for:
Evacuation
Lockdown situations
Moving people to safety
Communicating with people during an incident
Enhanced Tier Premises
Enhanced Tier requirements apply to larger venues or events where 800 or more people may reasonably be expected to be present at the same time.
Example Premises include:
Stadiums and arenas
Large entertainment venues
Universities
Major transport hubs
Large corporate campuses
In Addition to the Standard Tier Expectations:
The same standard tier expectations (as above)
Documented security procedures
Preparedness planning
Reducing vulnerabilities
Providing information to the SIA when required
In short, the larger the venue and the greater the potential risk, the greater the responsibility to demonstrate preparedness.
Who Could Be Affected?
One of the biggest misconceptions around Martyn’s Law is that it only applies to major venues or stadiums.
In reality, the scope is much broader and could affect a wide range of public-facing organisations across the UK.
Potentially affected sectors include:
Hospitality & Leisure
Bars and pubs
Restaurants
Visitor attractions
Museums and galleries
Sports grounds
Stadiums
Education & Childcare
Schools
Colleges
Universities
Childcare settings
Transport & Public Services
Bus stations
Railway stations
Healthcare facilities
Public authorities
Commercial & Industrial Premises
Corporate offices
Shared workspaces
Manufacturing sites
Warehouses
Events & Entertainment
Outdoor ticketed events
Restricted-access events
Entertainment venues
That sounds like a huge list; because it is. But it’s important to remember the intention behind the legislation is to improve public safety and preparedness, not to create unnecessary bureaucracy.
Where MSPs and Resellers Fit In
For many organisations, Martyn’s Law may initially sound like a facilities or physical security issue.
But in reality, preparedness relies heavily on technology too.
If an incident takes place, organisations need to be able to:
Communicate quickly
Reach staff and visitors clearly
Coordinate decision making
Support lockdown or evacuation procedures
Keep critical systems operational
That’s where MSPs and resellers can provide genuine value.
The most important conversations shouldn’t start with products; they should start with how a customer is planning to approach the Act.
Questions like:
How would emergency communications work today?
Are current systems resilient enough?
Could alerts reach the right people quickly?
Are different technologies working together effectively?
Is there a clear response process in place?
From there, organisations can begin identifying where improvements may be needed.
Emergency communication systems
Access control and lockdown integrations
Paging and alerting technologies
Audio and visual notification systems
Business continuity planning
Network resilience for critical systems
Products from Algo and 2N provide powerful IP-based communication solutions that integrate directly into existing network infrastructure, helping organisations modernise emergency notification and Access Control capabilities without requiring entirely separate systems.
Algo’s SIP-based devices are particularly effective for emergency alerting and mass notification environments because they are designed to work across existing VoIP and UC platforms. Audio speakers, paging and visual alerters can be useful to complement access control deployments by automating audio notifications during lockdown events.
2N products can help organisations create secure, network-connected emergency communication points throughout buildings and external areas with their intercom and access control range.
With switches, UPS devices and SIM back-up connectivity with anvil, we can also help you to ensure a resilient connection as part of a compliance continuity plan.
By integrating these technologies into existing systems, MSPs can help customers improve incident response times while maintaining operational visibility.
These technologies can support:
Controlled entry to sensitive areas
Automated lockdown scenarios
Visitor verification procedures
Secure after-hours access
Audit trails for compliance and investigations
Triggering site-wide announcements when a lockdown is initiated
Broadcasting evacuation instructions by zone
Integrating with access control events and security platforms
Providing audible alerts alongside visual warning systems
The real objective isn’t simply compliance; it’s helping organisations become more prepared, more resilient and better equipped to respond during high-pressure situations.
What Happens if Businesses Don’t Comply?
While the final implementation date is still to be confirmed, the obligations within Martyn’s Law will become enforceable once the legislation comes into effect.
Serious or repeated non-compliance could result in:
Monetary penalties
Restriction notices
Criminal offences in certain circumstances
Because of this, many organisations are already beginning to review their procedures and assess where potential gaps may exist.
Useful Resources
The UK Government and ProtectUK have provided a range of useful guidance and resources to help organisations better understand the legislation.
Martyn’s Law is ultimately about encouraging organisations to think ahead, strengthen preparedness and improve public safety.
While physical security is naturally part of that conversation, technology, communication and operational resilience all play a major role too.
For MSPs and resellers, this presents an opportunity to support customers in a practical and meaningful way, helping them understand the challenges, assess their readiness and build confidence in their response procedures long before the legislation comes into force.
Looking for advice on how to approach a project in preparation of Martyn’s Law? Our expert Technical Team are here to help. Simply call 01484 840048 to discuss your customers’ requirements.
Looking for a low-cost, robust device range designed specifically for the hospitality sector? Snom has a range of devices for hotels, serviced spaces, and healthcare.
Whether you’re equipping reception, conference or guest rooms, these could be a perfect choice.
Snom’s Full Hospitality Range: A Breakdown
The HD3XX Series
The HD350W & HD351W are versatile PoE devices with Wi-Fi capabilities. The latter has an integrated DECT base with cordless handset, and connects up to 3 more HD3 phones.
HD100 & HD101 are petite, PoE, plug socket-savers. The HD100’s base and HD101’s handset are customisable. The latter reaches up to 50m, and support a maximum total of 4 HD1 phones.
HD350A & HD351A are DECT phones that work with existing infrastructure. With corded handsets and a sleek design, they are easy to use and install without new cabling.
HM2& HM201 combined is an elegant choice and includes a DECT base with support for up to 4 phones. It is designed to offer flexible, high-quality coverage in hotel rooms, suites and surrounding areas.
Why Would I Choose a Snom Device For a Hotel or Serviced Apartment?
Here’s our top reasons why we champion Snom’s technology and communication tools:
Open interoperability: all devices work with an array of systems rather than only one
Snom offers a 3-year warranty, though many handsets have a 10-year lifespan
Reliable EU-based R&D and provisioning
Builders of VoIP phones since 1999; experienced, credible, and reliable
Flexible partner support: demo units, NFR pricing and fast project approvals
In-person and virtual training
Snom Training Programmes? Tell Me More…
Snom have relaunched their partner training programmes, including one specifically for hospitality devices as well as their other communication tools. Each certified course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge to deliver projects faster, reduce support overhead and gain a competitive advantage through deeper product knowledge. Registration is now open for the next hospitality course. Click below to find out more about it as well as all of the other courses on offer in the near future.
Why Should I Choose ProVu For Snom Devices and Provisioning?
We can give you 5 top reasons why you could choose to buy your Snom devices through ProVu:
We sell time: every handset we provision means less for your engineers to worry over
Customisation: we can apply the custom artwork to each device, saving you time too
Plug-and-play provisioning: done and dusted before you unpack the devices
You control and configure: through our portal, ProSys, you can choose your firmware and when and how your system updates
Flexible support: if you need us, we’re on standby via email and phoneWe’re the same age as the first VoIP phones. With 3 decades behind us, we know the market for communication equipment
ProVu And Snom: Platinum Distributor 2026
We’re thrilled to have received Snom’s Platinum Distributor Award once again. As Snom’s first UK distributor, we’ve supported one another since 2002. We’re honoured that our trusted 25-year partnership goes from strength to strength.
Picture this: the sun is shining, the drinks are flowing, the World Cup final is about to kick off… then suddenly “No Internet Connection”.
Whether your customers operate in hospitality, leisure and tourism, retail, or office environments, the warmer months are the perfect time to assess whether your customer’s network infrastructure is ready for increased outdoor demand.
TP-Link offers a wide range of outdoor WiFi solutions suitable for a variety of outdoor business applications, helping ensure reliable connectivity wherever it’s needed. Plus, with the Omada controllers, managing your customer’s deployments couldn’t be simpler.
Hospitality Applications
Perhaps you’re working with a large office space with a rooftop terrace, or a pub with the perfect outdoor area for live streaming the World Cup. Outdoor access points will keep visitors connected and the game streaming.
Depending on the number of access points required, you may need a PoE switch such as the TP-Link SG2210XMP-M2 to provide adequate power. Access Points, such as the EAP650-Outdoor or EAP610-Outdoor are ideal for many outdoor applications.
Larger Outdoor Areas
For larger sites such as parks, farms, holiday parks, hotels and leisure venues, TP-Link Bridge Kits offer long-distance wireless connectivity of up to 15km.
These devices act as point-to-point or point-to-multipoint solutions, creating a wireless link to bridge 2 networks together. The job of the bridging kit is to provide a high-speed connection between networking hardware such as routers and switches. With the Bridge Beam Kit, you can create networks capable of covering distances up to 15km. Perfect for streaming matches in the park.
Here’s a Quick Look at the Kit:
Outdoor Access Points
Our range of Outdoor Access Points all support WiFi 6 Connectivity for optimal efficiency and speed. Your coverage requirements and number of connected clients will impact the best device for your application.
Bridging kits offer a long-range wireless solution designed to connect 2 or more locations without the need for physical cables. Made up of 2 devices; a main access point and client access point. The main AP will connect to a router by Ethernet, additional points then wirelessly connect to extend connectivity up to 15km.
Enjoy complete control anytime, anywhere with TP-Link Omada. Bring your entire router, switch and access point deployments together in one centralised, cloud-managed platform. With no per-AP license fees or subscription lock in, you can control multiple sites/tenants from one single dashboard. What’s more, with a built-in captive portal, you can even offer a branded splash page for guest data capture, helping your customers to keep on brand at no extra cost.
Now, while we can’t guarantee football will be “coming home”, we can help ensure your customers don’t lose connection when it matters most.
Whatever your customers need to connect this summer, we can help deliver reliable, scalable networking solutions built for both indoor and outdoor environments.
