Wifi Deployments
WiFi Network Design: Strategic Coverage for Every Environment
Designing your WiFi network is far more than just placing a couple of hotspots and hoping for the best. It requires careful planning, site surveys, understanding of RF propagation, consideration of user density, application requirements, and future scalability. A poorly designed wireless network leads to dead zones, interference, poor performance, and frustrated users.
We can design your WiFi network infrastructure from the ground up, whether you're covering a small office, a sprawling campus, or a multi-building enterprise environment. Our designs are built to scale seamlessly with your needs, ensuring that as your organization grows and wireless demands increase, your network can expand without requiring a complete overhaul.
Our approach considers coverage patterns, capacity requirements, security policies, guest access needs, and integration with your existing wired infrastructure to create a wireless network that delivers reliable, high-performance connectivity wherever your users need it.
Outdoor
Outdoor WiFi presents unique challenges—greater distances, weather exposure, interference from environmental factors, and the need for ruggedized equipment. For outdoor wireless deployments, we primarily work with products from Mikrotik, a brand that has established itself as a leader in outdoor wireless technology.
Mikrotik offers an extensive range of outdoor WiFi access points and point-to-point/point-to-multipoint connection devices designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions while delivering exceptional performance. Their product portfolio spans from compact access points for localized outdoor coverage to powerful long-range devices capable of establishing site-to-site connections spanning multiple kilometers—ideal for connecting remote buildings, bridging campus locations, or extending network access to areas where fiber or cable runs are impractical or cost-prohibitive.
These outdoor devices provide comprehensive management functionalities including support for multiple SSIDs (hotspots) to segregate different user groups or provide guest access, configurable security levels from open networks to enterprise WPA2/WPA3 encryption, centralized management through Mikrotik's CAPsMAN (Controlled Access Point system Manager) for simplified configuration and monitoring of multiple access points, bandwidth management and quality of service controls, and VLAN support for network segmentation.
All outdoor devices support Power over Ethernet (PoE), which dramatically simplifies installation by requiring only a single network cable to provide both data connectivity and power. This eliminates the need for separate power supplies at each access point location—particularly valuable in outdoor deployments where electrical outlets may be scarce or expensive to install.
Depending on your specific requirements, we carefully select appropriate hardware tailored to your use case. Point-to-point links require different antenna configurations and power levels than access point deployments. Long-distance connections may need highly directional antennas, while area coverage demands omnidirectional or sector antennas. We match the equipment to your environment, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
Mikrotik outdoor wireless solutions deliver an exceptional price-to-performance ratio, making enterprise-grade outdoor wireless accessible without the premium pricing of some competitors. Their highly configurable nature allows us to fine-tune every aspect of wireless behavior—from transmit power and channel selection to advanced features like automatic failover and load balancing.
Indoor
Indoor WiFi requires different considerations than outdoor deployments—building materials affect signal propagation, higher user densities demand greater capacity, and aesthetic integration often matters. For indoor wireless infrastructure, we primarily deploy products from Mikrotik, leveraging their diverse range of access points designed for various indoor scenarios.
Mikrotik's indoor access point lineup includes multiple form factors to suit different installation requirements and environments. Their range encompasses sleek wall-mounted units that blend seamlessly into office environments, desktop-style access points suitable for conference rooms or temporary deployments, and ultra-compact ceiling-mounted units that provide unobtrusive coverage in finished spaces. This variety ensures we can select access points that meet both technical requirements and aesthetic considerations.
These indoor access points deliver the same comprehensive management capabilities as their outdoor counterparts, including support for multiple SSIDs to create separate networks for employees, guests, IoT devices, or different departments, flexible security configurations supporting the latest WPA3 encryption standards alongside legacy device compatibility, centralized management for simplified configuration and monitoring across all your access points, bandwidth controls and traffic shaping to ensure critical applications receive priority, and seamless roaming support so users can move throughout your facility without connection drops.
Hardware selection depends on your specific deployment scenario. High-density environments like auditoriums or conference centers require access points with greater capacity and concurrent user support, while standard office spaces may need balanced coverage units, and warehouses or open areas might benefit from access points with extended range capabilities. Most devices support Power over Ethernet (PoE), requiring only a network cable connection for both data and power, though some compact models may use alternative power delivery methods.
Like all Mikrotik products, their indoor access points provide an outstanding price-to-performance ratio and exceptional configurability. This flexibility enables us to adapt the wireless network precisely to your needs—whether that involves complex VLAN configurations for network segmentation, sophisticated traffic management policies, time-based access controls, or integration with existing network infrastructure from other vendors.
