Piolink said on Tuesday it has launched the TiFRONT (TiFRONT)-CA2110E wireless access point (AP) that supports Wi-Fi 7, the latest wireless LAN standard.

According to the company, the TiFRONT-CA2110E is designed for high-density indoor environments and provides stable wireless connections even in crowded indoor spaces such as offices, educational facilities, medical institutions, manufacturing sites and public areas. Up to 1,280 devices can connect simultaneously to a single AP.

It increases the amount of data that can be transmitted at one time by about 20 percent compared with Wi-Fi 6. It also doubles channel bandwidth to 320 MHz from 160 MHz, allowing faster transfers of large volumes of data.

It supports MLO (multi-link operation) technology, which uses multiple wireless links together to reduce transmission delays. It also supports preamble puncturing technology, which improves transmission efficiency by excluding certain sections when interference occurs.

A Piolink official said, "With this Wi-Fi 7 AP launch, we have strengthened the competitiveness of TiFRONT wired and wireless network solutions covering everything from security switches that protect the user access segment to high-performance wireless APs and high-capacity backbone switches." The official added, "We will actively expand the market with an integrated solution that improves network management, security and operational efficiency for companies and public institutions."