TP-Link Omada 7 Wall / TP-Link Omada 7 Wall Pro Desktop Mount

A pretty simple desktop mount for the TP-Link Omada 7 Wall Pro wireless access point. This model uses the accessories provided in the access point's box, so anyone who has the access point, a printer, and a screwdriver should be able to use this. Given the access point is passively cooled and the back panel gets hot to the touch, I recommend using a material with higher heat resistance than PLA; PETG should be minimum considered material for this mount assuming long-term use. (That said, I'm currently using PLA, so I guess I'll find out how stable this is...)

Printing is straightforward; I designed the model to print face-down. My Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 used about 125g of PLA and took a little over 3 hours on standard speed.

Assembly is also straightforward. 

1.  Remove the small supports on either side of the model.

2. Retrieve the wall-mount plate and self-tapping screws from the box.

3. Line up the A1 (top horizontal) cutout with the top two holes on the model and start screwing in the fasteners. The mounting plate from TP-Link and the model's edges should match in size, so you can just push on the plate from the edges to perfectly line up the holes and plate. I'd recommend tightening the first fastener nearly all the way down, then working the other one, then complete tightening each.

            Remember, you're tapping into a 3D print; tighten until snug and don't strip the plastic threads!

1. Once the plate is attached to the mount, you can connect the ethernet cable to the access point and attach it to the mount.

2. System is ready to deploy!

Just for awareness, I've only tested this mount on the Omada 7 Wall Pro access point and do not have the baseline Omada 7 Wall to check compatibility. That said, I can't imagine them making a different mounting solution for their baseline when both products look so similar.