A site survey measures the real Wi-Fi coverage of a space and tells you how many access points you need and where. It is the difference between buying hardware and buying coverage.
More than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and phone support
For decision-makers short on time.
A Wi-Fi site survey is the technical measurement of wireless coverage in a space, carried out before installation or to correct an enterprise wireless network. It shows where the signal is strong, weak or non-existent, what is causing interference and how many access points are needed, and in what position.
Using dedicated tools, the technician walks the space and records the strength and quality of the signal in each zone. The result is a heat map: a floor plan in colours showing the real coverage, without interpretation.
The survey also reveals congested channels and sources of interference.
Yes. It avoids buying too much or too little equipment, and correcting a poorly sized installation costs more than the diagnosis.
Yes. A predictive survey, carried out on the floor plan, shows how many access points are needed and where they go, before any cable or equipment is installed.
A report with the heat map, conclusions and practical recommendations, which serves as the basis for the decision and for installing the wireless network.
DataRoad - IT Services and Consulting carries out coverage surveys and optimisation for managed enterprise networks: Wi-Fi site survey and optimisation. No-obligation proposal for companies with more than 10 workstations · support contract · remote, on-site and telephone support.
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