In a logistics hall, Wi-Fi is the production line. A full warehouse does not behave like an empty one, so the network is measured and designed for the day of peak stock.
More than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and phone support
For decision-makers short on time.
In a logistics warehouse, five minutes without the network means five minutes times every person on shift, and by the end of the afternoon a failed delivery. Industrial Wi-Fi is not an ancillary service: it is the warehouse's production line. DataRoad - IT Services and Consulting designs it for the day of maximum stock, with industrial-grade equipment and seamless roaming, and stays on to manage it under an SLA.
In an office, a failure leaves someone waiting. In a warehouse, it immobilises the entire operation.
Ceilings 10 metres above the floor. Metal racking reflecting and absorbing the signal. And a factor almost nobody considers: the goods are never the same from one day to the next. An aisle with perfect coverage in the morning can lose signal in the afternoon, when the pallets arrive.
Add dust, humidity and temperature swings, and it becomes clear why office equipment dies within a few months. Here, only industrial hardware and a design that assumes a full building will do.
Design for the day of peak stock: that is when the operation depends on the network most.
We design and install business wireless networks in warehouses, factories and logistics centres, and in the food industry too, where requirements are the most demanding. Installation is planned around operations, at night or at weekends when needed. Afterwards, the network stays under ongoing management with a written SLA. In industry, "we'll see" is not an acceptable answer.
Request a Wi-Fi survey of your warehouse, with no commitment.
More than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and telephone support. Call +351 211 459 950 * or write to sales@dataroad.pt.
*Call to a Portuguese landline.
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