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On-site coverage study
Survey of materials, load-bearing walls, and high-usage areas to position the access points in the right place.
Professional Wi-Fi network for businesses in Belgium
Coverage designed for the actual footprint of your premises, guest network separated from your internal network, and a connection that no longer drops during a videoconference.
The router provided by your operator was designed for a living room, not for an open-plan office or a warehouse. Result: a dead zone at the back of the workshop, a connection that saturates as soon as several people are on a videoconference, and a single Wi-Fi password shared with both visitors and the company's servers.
When a client connects their personal computer to the same network as your printers and shared files, it's an open door that no one really chose to open. And when the signal drops in the meeting room, it's your image that takes a hit in front of a client.
A deployment of managed professional access points, designed for the actual layout of your premises, solves the coverage and properly separates the usages.
What we do exactly
Coverage designed
Coverage designed
for your walls, not a showroom.
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Access point deployment plan
Number and location of access points required to cover all your premises without dead zones.
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Guest and internal separation
Two distinct networks: one for your teams and servers, one for visitors, with no cross-access.
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Security configuration
Encryption of connections and centralized management of access from a single interface.
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Speed tests after installation
Verification of the signal in every area of your premises, including historically problematic corners.
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Network documentation
Map of access points and networks handed over to you or your provider for any future evolution.
How it happens
From dead zone
From dead zone
to documented network.
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On-site survey
Visit to your premises to identify materials, distances, and areas where the signal needs to reach.
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Access point plan
Costed proposal with the number of access points, their location, and the planned network segmentation.
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Installation
Placement and wiring of access points, configuration of guest and internal networks, usually outside office hours.
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Tests & adjustments
Verification of the speed in each area and adjustment of the access points' power if a corner remains weak.
Technologies
Managed access points,
Managed access points,
not a living room router.
We deploy professional Wi-Fi access points managed from a centralized interface, designed to cover a much larger area than a consumer router.
Each broadcasted network, whether intended for your teams or your visitors, is encrypted and isolated from the others, so a guest device can never reach your printers or shared files.
The brand of the access points is discussed according to your budget and your existing premises: we do not sell a single brand by default.
How much it costs
The price varies according to the area to be covered, the number of access points needed, the nature of the walls, and the desired level of segmentation. Priced free of charge after the on-site diagnosis.
For whom, for whom not
A real business network,
A real business network,
or a router that is already enough.
For whom
- Premises with areas where Wi-Fi drops or slows down during meetings
- Business that receives visitors and must offer them separate access
- Extensive area: multiple floors, warehouse, workshop, or large open space
For whom it's not
- Small office of a handful of people where the current router is already sufficient
- Fully remote team, with no premises to cover
- Site already equipped with recent and properly segmented access points
Typical example
An illustrative case,
An illustrative case,
not a published case.
Take a carpentry workshop with an administrative office upstairs and an adjoining storage warehouse. The provider's router, placed in the office, didn't reach the back of the warehouse where order pickers scan orders. After a coverage study and the installation of two additional access points, the signal reaches the entire warehouse, and a separate guest network allows carriers to connect without touching the management network. This is a composite example to illustrate the method, not the story of a company we could name.
Frequently asked questions
What we are asked
What we are asked
about business Wi-Fi.
It depends on the surface area, walls, and materials. We determine this precisely during the on-site visit, not over the phone.
No. The guest network is isolated from the internal network, both run on separate channels that do not communicate with each other.
Yes, it often remains the internet entry point. Our professional access points come behind it to broadcast a much wider and better segmented signal.
We usually organize the installation of the access points outside your critical hours, so your teams are not deprived of a connection in the middle of the day.
Around business Wi-Fi network
Shall we come measure your signal?
Let's talk about
Let's talk about
your Wi-Fi network.
A free diagnosis to identify your dead zones and build a coverage plan adapted to your premises.
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