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The Wi-Fi landscape is constantly changing, high-capacity and performance are the expectation in all locations. The demand is not just for enterprise and education or the larger locations with high client density, but also many smaller hospitality and residential buildings with a lower number of users.
Utility Networks offer professional wireless services to gather information, analyse and ensure that their design meets the highest levels of performance and most importantly, meets the customers defined requirements.
Managing your Wi-Fi network effectively is key to ensuring seamless connectivity and performance. At Utility Networks, we offer various solutions tailored to meet your needs:
Europe
France Achat Cloud +33 972 543232 | Germany Meshtech +49 30 83100325 | Greece Livegrid +30 21 18006929 |
Italy Nextech +39 02 36549642 | The Netherlands Cloudwim - VKD +31 599 662900 | Sweden IT Resource AB - Layer8 +46 57312294 |
Worldwide
Japan Pacific Business Inc. Phone: +81-3-3268-2411 Mobile: +81-90-1703-1267 | South Africa Easymesh |
Rarely are two properties or locations the same, usually there are different construction materials used and then there are the requirements of the users to consider. So that we can provide a more accurate answer please contact us using the enquiry form.
Not always, technologies have progressed, and the older 802.11 a/b/g/n access points provided a different coverage area and through put. Newer 802.11AC and AX access points may not meet the same requirements used to design the original network.
2.4 GHz: Offers better range and penetration through obstacles but is more susceptible to interference and congestion. 5 GHz: Provides higher data rates and less interference but has a shorter range and less ability to penetrate through walls and other obstacles.
Could be: - Distance from the router. - Physical obstructions (walls, furniture). - Interference from other electronic devices. - Router placement in a less optimal location. - Outdated or malfunctioning hardware.
A mesh Wi-Fi system consists of multiple connected access points (AP's) that provide seamless Wi-Fi coverage throughout a larger area. AP's communicate with each other to ensure strong signal coverage in every part of your home or office.
