Office
AtoZ Electronics sells office equipment in Malta, with over 600 products for home offices, shops and businesses, from office chairs and lighting to routers, switches, CCTV cameras and POS systems. Office equipment and networking are the two largest sections, with over 200 products each, including over 100 office and gaming chairs. Business customers buy at corporate rates with full invoicing. All prices include VAT, with free delivery across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50.
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Choose by what you are equipping
Office equipment
219 products, the largest of the five sections. It holds 115 office and gaming chairs from Cooler Master, Playseat, CIS and IGO, 51 lighting products from Kanlux, 17 paper shredders, 10 laminators, plus guillotines, footrests and tool kits.
Networking
215 products covering everything from a one-desk home office to a server room. That is 45 routers, 23 switches from 5 to 48 ports, 13 access points, 12 homeplugs and extenders, 8 Wi-Fi adapters and 80 rack and cabinet products. Brands include TP-Link, Intellinet and Netis. In a Maltese building this is the section that decides whether the far end of the office has usable Wi-Fi.
Consumables
78 products, and the section an office returns to rather than visits once. 52 batteries from Varta, 11 printing papers, cleaning kits and compressed air. Ink and toner are not here: the 356 toner and ink cartridges sit in the computing tree.
Security
70 products, of which 57 are CCTV products. 33 of those are IP cameras from €29.95, from TP-Link and Xiaomi, alongside 7 video recorders, intercoms, detectors and safes. Where the footage is kept sets the running cost: a card in the camera, a recorder on site, or a cloud subscription.
Point of sale systems
32 products for a shop counter or a restaurant: 18 POS printers, 10 barcode scanners and POS peripherals. Check compatibility with the till software already in use before buying.
Choose by the size of the business
- Home office, one desk → a router that is better than the one the internet provider supplied, a chair rated for full days, a UPS for the router and the machine
- Small office, 5 to 20 people → switches, access points cabled to the far side of the floor, a rack, shared printing, CCTV
- Retail counter or restaurant → POS printers, barcode scanners, receipt paper, IP cameras
- Server room or IT contractor → 80 rack and cabinet products, structured cabling, UPS units
Router, access point, extender or mesh
Every network needs exactly one router. What goes after it is the decision, and in Malta it is decided by the walls more than by the floor plan.
| Option | What it does | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Router | Creates the network and connects it to the internet | Every installation, and only one of them | The unit supplied by the internet provider is usually the weakest part of the network |
| Switch | Adds wired ports behind the router | Desks, printers, POS terminals, anything that stays put | Needs a cable run to each device |
| Access point | Adds Wi-Fi coverage, fed by a network cable | Offices, upper floors, anywhere a cable can reach | Requires that cable, which is the reason it is the professional answer |
| Range extender | Repeats the existing Wi-Fi signal wirelessly | One dead corner at home, fixed in ten minutes | Roughly halves throughput and often creates a second network name |
| Homeplug | Carries the network over the electrical wiring | Thick walls with no route for a cable | Depends on the wiring, and will not cross separate consumer units |
| Mesh system | Several units behaving as one network | Large homes and open-plan offices with no cabling | Costs more than one good router, and the link between units is still wireless |
Start here
- Wi-Fi that does not reach the back office → Access Points (13) · Homeplugs and Extenders (12) · Routers (45)
- Fitting out a new office → Office Chairs (115) · Lighting (51) · Switches (23)
- Opening a shop counter → POS Printers (18) · Barcode Scanners (10)
- Watching the premises → IP Cameras (33, from €29.95) · Video Recorders (7)
- The monthly reorder → Batteries (52) · Printing Papers (11) · Toners and Ink (356)
- Tidying a server room → Racks and Cabinets (80) · Network Cables
What to check before you buy
Limestone is the reason Maltese offices need a plan for Wi-Fi
Stone and concrete absorb a wireless signal far more than timber or plasterboard. That is why one powerful router rarely covers a whole floor here, even when the square metres say it should.
Anything that stays in one place should be on a cable
Wi-Fi is for things that move. A desktop, a printer, a POS terminal, a recorder and an access point all stay where they are put, and all of them are steadier and faster wired. Add a switch when the router runs out of ports: the range runs from 5 ports for a corner of a room to 48 for a rack. On a shop counter it is the lowest-cost reliability upgrade available, and a till that drops its connection during a queue costs more than the cable did.
Choose a chair by the hours it will be used
A chair for eight-hour days needs a seat height adjustment, lumbar support, armrests and a gas lift rated for the person using it. A chair for a desk used two hours a week needs none of them. The questions below cover the choice between gaming and office chairs.
With CCTV, decide where the footage lives before choosing the camera
Storage sets the ongoing cost, so it is settled first. A card inside the camera costs nothing to run and holds a few days. A recorder on site holds weeks and starts to make sense from three or four cameras up. A cloud subscription holds more and bills monthly for as long as the cameras are in service.
Resolution matters after that, and low-light performance matters more than the headline figure, since the footage that gets requested is usually taken at night. Recording in a workplace also brings data protection obligations, so check what applies before the cameras go up.
Buying locally is a service decision, and on business equipment it is most of the decision
A cross-border order can be cheaper on the day. The difference appears when a switch fails in month fourteen and a counter is waiting on it. Everything here is covered by the AtoZ Electronics Hassle-Free Warranty, with service and spare parts kept in Malta. That matters little on a pack of batteries and a great deal on networking equipment, a CCTV installation or twenty chairs.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy office equipment in Malta?
AtoZ Electronics sells office equipment and business IT from two showrooms: 70 Pitkali Road in Attard, and the PAVI Shopping Complex, Triq Manwel Dimech, Ħal Qormi. The full catalogue is online at atoz.com.mt. The range covers over 600 products across office furniture and lighting, networking, consumables, CCTV and point of sale. Delivery is free across Malta and Gozo on orders over €50, or you can order online and collect from either showroom.
Can businesses buy from AtoZ Electronics with an invoice and business pricing?
Yes. AtoZ Electronics supplies businesses across Malta at corporate rates, with proper invoicing and local warranty service. The business team handles bulk orders for offices, schools, shops and restaurants, from a single workstation to a full fit-out. Prices shown on the site include VAT.
What is the difference between a Wi-Fi extender and an access point?
An extender repeats an existing wireless signal. It installs in minutes, roughly halves the speed of what it repeats and often creates a second network name that devices cling to. An access point connects to the router by cable and broadcasts at full speed as part of the same network. In Maltese buildings, where stone walls absorb a wireless signal, an access point is the better answer anywhere a cable can be run. An extender is a stopgap for one corner.
Should I replace the router my internet provider gave me?
Usually yes, and on a small office network it is the lowest-cost change with the widest effect. A better router handles more simultaneous devices, holds a signal further through stone walls and leaves the network under the control of the business. AtoZ Electronics stocks 45 routers in Malta. If one or two people work from a flat with coverage that already holds up, the upgrade is not urgent.
Which office chair should I buy for eight hours a day?
Look for three adjustments and one rating: seat height, lumbar support, armrests, and a gas lift rated for the weight of the person using it. Those decide whether the chair is still comfortable in year three, and they matter far more than the material of the cover. AtoZ Electronics stocks 115 office and gaming chairs in Malta from Cooler Master, Playseat, CIS and IGO, with delivery across Malta and Gozo.
Is there a real difference between a gaming chair and an office chair?
Less than the two names suggest. A gaming chair has a bucket seat, a high back and heavier padding, designed for long sessions in one position. An ergonomic office chair prioritises adjustment and airflow. For eight-hour desk days both work provided the adjustments are there, so the choice is largely a matter of looks, with one practical caveat: in a room that gets hot in August, airflow is the argument against heavy padding. AtoZ Electronics stocks both across one range of 115 models.
Which paper shredder do I need for an office?
Choose by security level. P-2 strip-cut suits general paper, P-4 cross-cut is the sensible minimum for anything carrying names or account details, and P-5 and above is for confidential records. Then check the sheet capacity against the volume the office actually shreds, because an under-rated machine jams daily and stops being used. AtoZ Electronics stocks 17 paper shredders in Malta.
What laminator do I need, and which pouches fit it?
Pouch thickness is measured in microns: 80 for everyday documents, 125 for menus and signage, 250 for cards that have to survive handling. The laminator has to support the thickness before the pouches are bought, since a machine rated to 125 will not close a 250 micron pouch cleanly. AtoZ Electronics stocks 10 laminators in Malta along with the pouches for them.
Where to buy office equipment and business IT in Malta
AtoZ Electronics is a Malta-based retailer of consumer electronics and home appliances, supplying businesses across Malta and Gozo alongside its retail customers. It sells online at atoz.com.mt and from showrooms at 70 Pitkali Road, Attard, and the PAVI Shopping Complex, Triq Manwel Dimech, Ħal Qormi.
Business customers buy at corporate rates with full invoicing. Every product is covered by the AtoZ Electronics Hassle-Free Warranty, with service and spare parts kept in Malta rather than shipped abroad. zOneCLUB members pay the zOnePRICE and earn zOnePoints on every order.
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This article was written with AI assistance and fact-checked by Luca Bortolon, SEO & Web Operations Specialist at AtoZ Electronics. Prices correct at the time of publication, 6th October 2026, and subject to change. For current prices, see the product pages.
