PiOLink launches TiFRONT-CA2110E Wi-Fi 7 access point
The quad-radio access point supports up to 1,280 simultaneous connections and theoretical speeds of up to 17.982Gbps, PiOLink said.
PiOLink has launched the TiFRONT-CA2110E, a Wi-Fi 7 wireless access point, the company said on November 11, 2026, according to datanet.co.kr.
The access point supports up to 1,280 devices connected simultaneously to a single unit. PiOLink says it increases the amount of data that can be transmitted at once by about 20% compared with Wi-Fi 6 and widens channel width from 160MHz to 320MHz. Theoretical maximum transfer speeds reach up to 17.982Gbps, which the company describes as 2.4 times the performance of Wi-Fi 6.
The TiFRONT-CA2110E uses a quad-radio design with three service radios and one scan-only AI radio, operating the 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz bands at the same time. It can be deployed as a Fat AP without a separate AP controller, and it has a 10G uplink for wired network connections.
Security and authentication features
On the security side, the access point supports WPA3, 802.1x and RADIUS integration for user authentication, along with wireless user isolation.
PiOLink also supplies application delivery controllers (ADC) with the No. 1 domestic market share, as well as web application firewalls (WAF), zero-trust solutions based on security switches, and hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI).
Quick answers
What is the theoretical maximum speed of the TiFRONT-CA2110E?
PiOLink lists theoretical maximum transfer speeds of up to 17.982Gbps, 2.4 times the performance of Wi-Fi 6.
How many devices can connect to a single TiFRONT-CA2110E?
Up to 1,280 devices can be connected simultaneously to a single access point.
Does the TiFRONT-CA2110E require a separate AP controller?
No. It works as a Fat AP, so it can be deployed without a separate AP controller.