Wireless Networks

Most people now enjoy Wi-Fi at home and have come to expect the same experience when they work or travel. We’ll help you filter through the vast number of wireless IT solutions currently available to help you create and maintain the connectivity you need in your organisation. That might involve creating a wireless bridge to access networks in other buildings; a wireless mesh to provide coverage over longer distances; or a signal booster or range extender to enhance performance. Whatever your needs, our team of Wi-Fi specialists has it covered.

Using point to point (P2P) and point to multi-point (P2MP) wireless network architecture we can successfully connect two or more locations or devices using a wireless link. For most businesses point to multi-point Wi-Fi is ideal as it can connect numerous devices to the network while still delivering reliable connectivity. Sound good?

A wireless backhaul solution can help increase data network capacity and reliability, as well as enabling wireless network connectivity in remote or poorly connected locations. It’s easily scalable so it can grow as you need it to and it can reduce business overheads as there’s no need for fibre and leased lines.

Unlike point to point wireless architecture, a wireless mesh network creates many interconnections between difference nodes. This creates a rich wireless network where only a single node or device needs to be physically wired into a network connection. This one wired in device can then share its wireless connection with other nearby devices. A wireless mesh infrastructure works a little like ripples in a pond. The benefits of wireless mesh? It provides better wireless network coverage as you’re no longer relying on a single broadcasting signal. It also avoids a single point of failure and creates a modular system that can stretch and grow as you need it to.