WIFI networks

WIFI networks

In the telecommunications field, Wi-Fi is a technology that, through its devices, allows user terminals to connect to each other through a local network in certain wireless modes (WLAN) based on the IEEE 802.11 standard specifications. Wi-Fi, in fact, is a technology that allows the connection between electronic devices through radio waves. It is a solution that does not use wires or cables, so it is also called wireless, that is without wires. It is a type of transmission that allows a good connection speed even if it is almost always less than that which can be obtained via cable due to the obstacles that the signal can encounter during its journey, the walls in particular as well as other appliances electronic and electromagnetic devices that can deflect the propagation of radio waves.

For this reason it can happen that, moving from one room to another, the wi-fi signal should be lost.
In order to realize a wi-fi connection it is necessary first of all that in the home or in the office where wireless is needed there is a good network speed, so it is essential that there is an ADSL / fiber connection. In addition, one or more access points must be available, ie starting points for the distribution of the signal.

For proper access point placement, and to ensure optimal coverage, our team recommends doing a Site Survey  before proceeding with the placement.