Network Infrastructure
Enterprise WiFi
Heat-mapped, controller-managed wireless for offices, campuses and warehouses.
Overview
WiFi that is designed, then proven.
Good WiFi is designed, not guessed. Adding access points until the complaints stop gives you interference, devices that cling to the wrong access point, and dead spots. We plan coverage and capacity from your floor plan, then prove it with a survey after installation.
We deploy controller-managed and cloud-managed wireless for offices, campuses, warehouses, hotels and plants, with separate secure networks for staff, guests and devices.
Scope of work
What's included
- Predictive and on-site heat-map surveys
- Controller or cloud-managed AP deployment
- Guest network isolation and captive portals
- High-density design for halls and campuses
Every enterprise WiFi engagement follows our documented delivery process and is handed over with as-built documentation. It also qualifies for our annual maintenance program.
Delivered from our offices in Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur and Ichalkaranji.
How we deliver it
- 01
Heat-map design
Coverage maps built from your floor plans, wall materials and user counts decide how many access points you need and where they go.
- 02
Capacity planning
We size for devices and applications, not only for signal. Meeting rooms, auditoriums and shop floors each need a different design.
- 03
Installation and configuration
Ceiling or wall-mounted access points on PoE, with a channel and power plan, roaming tuned for calls and handheld scanners, and each network mapped to its own VLAN.
- 04
Validation survey
A post-installation survey confirms signal, speed and roaming across the site, and the report goes into your handover pack.
Buyer's checklist
What to check in any WiFi quote
- Is the design based on a heat map, or just a count of rooms?
- Which standard: WiFi 6, 6E or 7? A new installation should be at least WiFi 6.
- Do the switches supply enough PoE power (PoE+ or PoE++) for the access points chosen?
- Is guest WiFi isolated from the company network?
- Is the cable to each access point Cat6A, ready for multi-gigabit speeds?
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FAQs
Enterprise WiFi: common questions
How many access points do we need?
It depends on the area, the walls and, above all, the number of devices. As a rough guide, an open office needs about one access point for every 25 to 40 devices, but warehouses, hotels and auditoriums are very different. We confirm the number with a heat-map design before quoting.
Which WiFi brands do you deploy?
We deploy Cisco, Ubiquiti and TP-Link Omada wireless, and recommend based on the size of the site, the management features you need and your budget.
Can staff and guests share the same WiFi safely?
They share the access points but not the network. Guests get an isolated network with internet access only, optionally behind a login page, while staff devices stay on the secured company network.
Let's design your infrastructure.
Tell us what you're building. We'll bring the survey kit.
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