ICT & Network Infrastructure

Enterprise Wi-Fi

Wireless networks designed from capacity and coverage requirements, not access-point counts.

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Wireless network router

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Overview

Good wireless starts with an understanding of how a building is used. We plan RF coverage, density, roaming, authentication and wired backhaul together, with particular care for hospitality, campus and high-density environments.

Capabilities

Predictive and on-site RF surveys
Capacity and density planning
Secure authentication and guest access
Roaming and voice-grade design
Controller and cloud management options
Post-installation validation

Deployment considerations

Design for the site, not only the specification.

01
Assess demand, application dependencies, existing topology and service continuity requirements.
02
Coordinate pathways, capacity, addressing, security zones, power, cooling and equipment access.
03
Test coverage or performance against the agreed design and provide accurate labeling and configuration records.

Architecture

System components

01Access points
02Wireless controllers or cloud management
03PoE switching
04Authentication and policy servers
05Antennas and mounting
06Monitoring tools

Integrates with

Applications

Hotels and resortsOfficesCampusesRetail and malls

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