Coverage design
Place and configure access points around the building layout and expected use.
Business wireless networks with planned access-point placement, guest access, network separation, monitoring and ongoing support.
A row of unmanaged access points rarely provides the visibility or separation a business needs.
Place and configure access points around the building layout and expected use.
Provide separate visitor access with suitable policy and bandwidth controls.
Support multi-tenant or serviced-office environments with logical network separation.
Monitor access points, client load and faults from a managed platform.
Use appropriate credentials and processes instead of one shared password for everyone.
Coordinate wireless faults with switching, internet capacity and site changes.
Access points cannot compensate for poor cabling, limited PoE, congested uplinks or an undersized internet connection.
39T can combine managed Wi-Fi with dedicated connectivity, tenant separation and support ownership.
Discuss a Wi-Fi projectGood wireless starts with the premises and user behaviour.
Collect floor plans, usage, known dead spots and construction information.
Plan access points, switching, VLANs, guest access and internet capacity.
Install, configure, document and test coverage and roaming.
Monitor, update and adjust the service as users and layouts change.
Yes. Connectivity, managed routing, switching and Wi-Fi can be planned as one service where appropriate.
Yes. Guest access should be logically separated and controlled according to the site’s requirements.
The survey approach depends on building complexity, density and risk. Floor plans and an on-site review are often important for larger or difficult spaces.
Yes. 39T can design tenant separation, guest access, onboarding and building-wide connectivity for flexible workspaces.
Tell us about the site, users, current contract and target date. We will help you compare the practical options.