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Wi-Fi solutions
Black spots, weak signal and interference are all common and frustrating issues experienced by WiFi users. If you need some WiFi help why not give us a call? Home Network Solutions Berkshire offer a variety of services that will ensure you have a fast reliable wireless network throughout your home or business.
Home Network Solutions Berkshire will give clear and practical advice which will allow you to understand your options and make an informed decision.
Give us a call for an obligation free quote 01628 299272. Below are some details of the Wi-Fi network services we offer.
Home Network Solutions Berkshire will give clear and practical advice which will allow you to understand your options and make an informed decision.
Give us a call for an obligation free quote 01628 299272. Below are some details of the Wi-Fi network services we offer.
Technical support
WiFi not working? No WiFi? WiFi connected but no internet? If you are having trouble with your current WiFi set-up and need some assistance, call us for wireless network support. For simple solutions we may even be able to fix your WiFi over the phone (free of charge). You can also check out our Blogs and How to videos for handy advice.
Equipment installations
There are various types of equipment that can be used to improve your WiFi, they vary in cost, effectiveness and reliability, but there isn't always a requirement to spend lots of money, sometime the simple solutions are the best. We keep right up to date with the latest technology and we know from experience which equipment to trust, follow us on Twitter for recommendations and handy advice. Below is a brief explanation of the types of equipment we install.
Wireless repeaters, Wireless Boosters and Wireless Extenders
WiFi extenders, WiFi Boosters and WiFi repeaters are the cheapest and most basic solution for wireless boosting and range extending, there are various types from Powerline, to one radio repeaters to more advanced multi-radio extenders. WiFi extenders, boosters and repeaters are normally the ideal solution if you are looking to boost the signal into one area rather than improving the overall network in your home. Sometimes you will hear extenders, boosters and repeaters referred to by other names, such as internet extenders, internet signal boosters or WiFi range extenders. Why not check out our blog How to improve your WiFi coverage to learn more.
Mesh Systems
WiFi Mesh network systems comprise of a number of hubs (disks or towers) that are placed throughout your home or office. These hubs continually communicate to ensure that they are finding the best route for your wireless traffic. Mesh systems can cover a large area and are ideal for bigger homes or for homes covering a number of floors. Mesh WiFi systems do not require cables to be run so they are perfect for a simple installation. We use various brands such as BT , TP Link or Linksys, we tend to avoid Google Mesh (Google WiFi) because it does not perform particularly well in our experience.
Wireless Access Points (APs)
Wireless Access Points (AP) are the gold plated solution for achieving very fast, consistent, WiFi throughout your home or business. WiFi Access Points can deal with large volumes of traffic and multiple users without impacting performance. For office WiFi networks these are really the only the obvious solution, especially if you are expecting high numbers of users ( they are ideal for creating WiFi hotspots). In the home they are also excellent, but it is worth remembering that Wireless Accesses Points are fed by network cables and that they normally ceiling mounted so installations can be more complex than they would be for a Mesh WiFi network. We use normally install Ubiquiti Wireless Access Points although we do occasionally use others such as Cisco Wireless Access Points.
WiFi router upgrades
If your WiFi network is struggling, it may be that you need to upgrade your wireless router, most modern internet routers provided by your internet providers are mid to low range. If you are using high volumes of data or there are numerous users then you may want to upgrade. Note that if you install other systems such as a Mesh or Wireless Access Points this will normally negate the need for a new internet router upgrade (unless your router is particularly old or has slow Ethernet ports).
