A reliable internet connection is essential for every business. Whether your employees ring up sales over Wi-Fi or you offer it to guests in your restaurant or hotel, you need a wireless system that keeps staff and customers connected.
Setting up Wi-Fi at home can be quick. An on-site business installation takes a lot more planning and work.
Wireless is one of our specialties. Our team designs technology infrastructure to fit each site and troubleshoots on site. We’ve installed thousands of wireless systems for businesses, so we know the best practices for access point installations. Here are three to keep in mind.
1. Plan for your building’s layout and construction
The building’s construction and layout affect your connection. In a concrete building, for example, very little signal passes through floors and walls. An open floor plan brings its own challenges. We’ve worked in every type of building, so we know what your space needs.
2. The longer the cable, the slower the speed
When you set up a wireless access point, keep cable lengths in mind: the longer the cable, the slower the speed, and the type of cable matters too. Our team plans the layout with the shortest cable runs possible, and our on-site technicians troubleshoot when something isn’t right.
3. Your internet speed limits how many devices you can support
However many access points you install, your internet speed limits how many devices the wireless system can handle. Our technicians can advise you on optimizing your system and make sure it supports the number of devices you need.
Staging, too
Beyond installation, we also offer access point staging. We customize, configure, test and kit hardware to fit your business before it ships, saving you time and hassle.
Planning an installation? See our wireless services or talk to us.