Wireless

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Wireless

Advantages

No Wires!

Wireless networks allow users to access the network from anywhere within the signal range, without any physical connection. NO more wild nest of wires

Expandability

Adding new users to a Wifi network is an easy task. More users can access the Wifi network. Additionally there is no need to install any new type of equipment, all can be done with the existing equipment. This significantly saves time and effort.

Weatherproof

Because they're made of fiberglass instead of metal, fiber-optic cables are incredibly water-resistant — they're often used for large undersea projects. They're also far less susceptible to interference, so you don't have to worry about signals being interrupted by things like storms. They don't carry an electric current either, so the wires are safer if and when the weather — or anything else — takes them down.

Reduced cost

Wireless networks can save you money on cabling, installation, and maintenance which can all add up. Maintenance is also easier since most wireless networking is software-based, not hardware-based.

Easier to install

Wireless networks are easy to install and maintain. Hence it can be quickly deployed in disaster recovery and special events.

Reliable High Performance Access Points

We supply our locations with high-performance access points that will give your location the best coverage.

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How does it work?

Wi-Fi uses radio waves to transmit information. These waves are similar to the ones used by radio and television broadcasts.

Wireless Transmitting

Your computer or smartphone has a wireless adapter that translates data into a radio signal. This signal is then transmitted via an antenna to the router or access point.

Access Point

The access point receives the radio waves and decodes them back into data. It sends this information to the internet using a physical, wired Ethernet connection.

Receiving Information

Devices like your smartphone intercept these radio waves and convert them back into data that you can read, listen to, or watch.