Business WiFi Installation

One box behind the counter has to push through brick walls, walk-in coolers and steel shelving, and it was built for a handful of phones, not a full dining room. Mesh units help at home, but every wireless hop cuts the speed. Wired access points on the ceiling fix both problems.

• Restaurants: handheld payment terminals and online orders, from the kitchen to the patio.
• Stores: scanners in the stockroom and payment at every counter.
• Warehouses: scanners between steel racks, where the signal drops first.

• A walk-through to find the dead zones and plan where each access point goes.
• Business-grade access points on the ceiling, powered over their network cable.
• Separate networks for staff, tills and payment terminals, cameras and guests, with guests kept off everything else.
• One dashboard to manage it all, with firmware kept current.
• A guest network with a password you can change in seconds or a simple sign-in page.

We walk the space with a signal meter to show coverage room by room, hand over every admin login and leave a drawing of where each access point sits. If the building needs new cable first, we run it as part ofnetwork cabling. Cameras get their own network too, which keeps anIP camera system from slowing your tills, and the same switch can power access control readers andcommercial security cameras.