A Wi-Fi dead zone almost always comes from poor network design, not a lack of equipment. Measure first with a site survey, then fix.
More than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and phone support
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A Wi-Fi dead zone is an area of the office with no signal or a connection too weak to work on, and it is almost always the result of poor network design, not a lack of equipment. The reliable way to eliminate it is to measure first, with a site survey, and then correct it with well-positioned, managed access points. That way the problem is solved with data, without buying more hardware than needed.
A site survey measures the signal throughout the space, produces a heat map and shows where and why the Wi-Fi fails. It is the step that separates a designed business Wi-Fi network from one put together by trial and error. DataRoad - IT Services and Consulting carries out a Wi-Fi site survey and coverage optimisation before any equipment proposal.
In a managed network, these adjustments do not happen just once: they are reviewed continuously through access point monitoring.
Home repeaters are a patch: they reduce speed and create unstable connections. In a business, the right solution is additional access points integrated into the same managed network.
It depends on the area, the materials and the number of devices. The site survey shows how many and where.
Often, yes, by repositioning and making use of existing cabling with PoE. The diagnosis shows what is feasible in your space.
We run the site survey, fix the problem with well-placed, managed access points and keep the network under watch. See business wireless network installation, network management and structured cabling and the user helpdesk. No-commitment proposal.
More than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and telephone support. Call +351 211 459 950 * or write to sales@dataroad.pt.
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