Wi-Fi 6 & Wi-Fi 7 Access Point Supplier & Manufacturer — MossLink

The Challenge

The shift to remote work, online learning, and video-first communication has fundamentally changed wireless network requirements. A conference room that once hosted 10 laptops checking email now has 30 devices streaming video calls, sharing large files, and accessing cloud applications simultaneously. Hospitality venues compete on Wi-Fi quality. Universities measure student satisfaction by network performance.

Older Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) networks were designed for sequential, per-device transmission. When many clients connect at once, they compete for airtime, resulting in queuing delays, high latency, and throughput that falls far below rated speeds. The solution is not more access points — it is Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 hardware with OFDMA scheduling that can serve many clients simultaneously.

For buyers sourcing Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 hardware, the challenge is finding a manufacturer that supplies current-generation equipment with proper international certification at competitive pricing — not rebranded older chipsets with Wi-Fi 6 marketing labels.

Our Approach

MossLink’s Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 AP lineup is organized by deployment scenario:

Entry Ceiling — Hotels and SME: The AX3000 Ceiling AP covers individual hotel floors, small office areas, and school classrooms. Its low-profile ceiling-mount design integrates cleanly into drop-tile ceilings. Dual-band 802.11ax with OFDMA handles 30–40 simultaneous clients per unit at sustained throughput rates that Wi-Fi 5 cannot match.

High-Density Indoor — Campuses and Enterprise: The AX5400 tri-band access point is designed for environments where 50+ devices connect concurrently. The third radio stream dedicates a 5 GHz band exclusively to high-throughput clients, while OFDMA scheduling on the second radio serves the density of IoT devices, scanners, and mobile phones. University lecture halls, convention centers, and trading floors are typical deployments.

Wi-Fi 7 Premium — Latency-Sensitive Applications: The BE3600 brings 802.11be Multi-Link Operation to applications where latency matters as much as throughput. Video production environments, financial trading floors, and real-time industrial control systems benefit from MLO’s ability to use multiple frequency bands simultaneously, reducing effective transmission latency.

Outdoor Coverage: Where external walls, courtyards, or parking areas need Wi-Fi, MossLink outdoor access points rated IP65 provide the same Wi-Fi 6 feature set in weatherproof housings suitable for year-round outdoor deployment.

Deployment Advantages

All MossLink Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 APs ship with:

• 802.3at/bt PoE — single cable carries power and data to each AP location
• CE and FCC certification — ready for international deployment without additional compliance testing
• Browser-based management — no controller license required for small deployments
• Optional cloud management — for multi-site and large campus deployments

Results

Venues deploying MossLink Wi-Fi 6 APs report measurable improvement in per-device throughput in dense environments compared to prior Wi-Fi 5 infrastructure — particularly for video calls, large file transfers, and simultaneous device onboarding. The elimination of per-device airtime contention reduces latency spikes that cause audio and video drops in conferencing applications.

MossLink supplies Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 access points factory-direct from Shenzhen with OEM customization options for brands and distributors. Full CE/FCC documentation is provided with each shipment. Contact us for volume pricing and OEM program details.