TP-Link OC200 – Omada Cloud Controller for Up to 100 Devices The TP-Link OC200 is a compact, dedicated hardware controller for the Omada SDN ecosystem, providing centralised management of up to 100 Omada access points, JetStream switches, and SafeStream routers. Powered via 802.3af/at PoE or Micro USB, it installs neatly in a comms cabinet or on a shelf without requiring a separate power adapter. With cloud access, L3 management, multi-site support, and the free Omada app, it’s the right step up from software-based controllers for small to medium business deployments across Australia. Key Features Centralised Management for Up to 100 Devices: Manage up to 100 Omada access points, compatible JetStream switches, and SafeStream routers from a single dashboard. Dedicated Hardware Controller: Runs independently on its own hardware — no host PC, VM, or always-on computer required for local management. PoE Powered (802.3af/at): Powers directly from a standard PoE switch port — no separate power adapter or power outlet required at the installation point. Cloud Access: Manage your Omada network remotely from anywhere via the Omada Cloud portal or the free Omada mobile app on iOS and Android. L3 Management: Discovers and manages Omada devices across different subnets and VLANs without requiring devices to be on the same network segment as the controller. Multi-Site Management: Manage Omada devices across multiple physical locations from a single OC200 controller. Automatic Device Discovery: Automatically discovers and adopts compatible Omada devices on the network for rapid deployment. Batch Firmware Upgrade: Update firmware across multiple Omada devices simultaneously from the controller dashboard. Captive Portal Management: Centralised guest Wi-Fi captive portal with multiple authentication options including Facebook Wi-Fi, SMS login, and voucher-based access. USB 2.0 Port for Auto Backup: Connect a USB drive for automatic configuration backup. Compact Form Factor: 100 × 98 × 25mm — mounts on a wall, shelf, or inside a comms cabinet with minimal footprint. Advanced Wireless Features: Band steering, airtime fairness, beamforming, load balancing, rate limiting, SSID-to-VLAN mapping, rogue AP detection, and 802.1X support managed centrally. Ideal Use Cases Small to medium businesses deploying up to 100 Omada access points across a single site or multiple locations. Hospitality venues, retail stores, and offices requiring centralised guest Wi-Fi management with captive portal authentication. IT administrators who need always-on local controller availability without running a dedicated PC or server. Deployments where PoE-powered installation simplifies cabling — no separate power outlet required at the controller location. Managed service providers managing smaller Omada deployments across multiple client sites. Upgrading from a software-based Omada Controller to a dedicated hardware appliance for improved reliability. Technical Specifications Specification Detail Model OC200 Ethernet Ports 2 × 10/100Mbps RJ45 USB Port 1 × USB 2.0 (auto backup) Micro USB Port 1 × Micro USB (power input) Power Supply 802.3af/at PoE or Micro USB (DC 5V / min. 1A) Max Managed Devices 100 (Omada APs, JetStream switches, SafeStream routers) Cloud Access Yes L3 Management Yes Multi-Site Management Yes Omada App Yes (iOS & Android) Captive Portal Yes (Facebook Wi-Fi, SMS, Voucher) Wireless Features Band steering, airtime fairness, beamforming, load balancing, rate limiting, SSID-to-VLAN, rogue AP detection, 802.1X Dimensions 100 × 98 × 25 mm Weight 0.46kg SKU OC200 Barcode (EAN) 6935364084233 What’s in the Box 1 × OC200 Omada Cloud Controller Quick Installation Guide Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between the OC200 and the OC300? The OC200 manages up to 100 Omada devices and is powered via PoE or Micro USB, making it compact and easy to install without a dedicated power outlet. The OC300 manages up to 500 devices, has a rack-mountable metal chassis, Gigabit Ethernet ports, and a USB 3.0 backup port — suited to larger deployments. Choose the OC200 for small to medium sites and the OC300 for larger or enterprise-scale Omada networks. Does the OC200 require a cloud subscription? No. The OC200 provides full local management without any cloud subscription. Cloud access via the Omada Cloud portal and mobile app is an optional feature available at no additional cost. Can I power the OC200 from a PoE switch? Yes. The OC200 supports 802.3af/at PoE, allowing it to be powered directly from a compatible PoE switch port — no separate power adapter or power outlet is required at the installation point. Does it support L3 management across different VLANs? Yes. L3 management allows the OC200 to discover and manage Omada devices on different subnets or VLANs from the controller itself. What captive portal authentication methods are supported? The OC200 supports Facebook Wi-Fi, SMS login, and voucher-based authentication for guest Wi-Fi captive portals — suitable for hospitality, retail, and public Wi-Fi deployments. What happens to the network if the OC200 goes offline? Omada devices continue to operate normally if the controller goes offline — existing configurations are maintained and clients remain connected. The controller is only required for making configuration changes and management tasks.
