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Professional WLAN planning from a professional: For a stable and efficient network

WLAN planning is essential to ensure a stable and efficient network. Without comprehensive planning, network vulnerabilities can occur that can affect performance and compromise security. Through professional WLAN planning, you can ensure that the network meets the individual requirements and needs of your company. In addition, WLAN planning not only provides optimal network coverage, but also takes into account important aspects such as security, scalability and efficient management. Individual solutions ensure that you get a wireless network that is perfectly tailored to your needs.

Especially in challenging environments, a new Wi-Fi infrastructure should be planned by an expert to prevent expensive misinvestments. Efficiency also plays an immensely important role in WLAN planning, since superfluous components can be excluded in advance.

Why Wi-Fi planning is essential: Optimize your network for maximum efficiency

Professional WLAN planning is the key to a powerful and reliable network. By optimizing your Wi-Fi infrastructure, you can achieve a variety of benefits that will take your business to the next level. Here are the reasons why you should definitely do a Wi-Fi planning:

Maximum network coverage: Thorough WLAN planning allows you to determine the optimal number and placement of access points. This ensures uniform signal strength in all areas, and radio holes are a thing of the past. Your employees can move freely without disconnecting, increasing productivity.
Faster network speeds: With a carefully planned Wi-Fi infrastructure, you can ensure that your network provides the bandwidth needed to meet increasing demands. Fast and reliable connections are critical for smooth video and audio conferencing, fast sharing of large files, and using cloud applications. Your teams can work more efficiently without long loading times or delays.
Minimize interference: An experienced Wi-Fi service provider will analyze your environment and identify potential sources of interference that could interfere with the Wi-Fi signal. By selecting the optimal channels and minimizing interference, you can ensure a clear and stable connection. This minimizes downtime and optimizes network performance.

Your advantages at a glance

Saving costs

Professional WLAN planning helps to avoid unnecessary costs. An accurate needs analysis and the correct placement of the access points can optimize the number of devices required. This saves investment costs and reduces ongoing operations.

Saving resources

Leave Wi-Fi planning to our experts, while you and your staff can continue to focus fully on your core business to save resources.

Maximum efficiency

Efficient network design enables reliable and fast data transfer, minimizes disruptions and bottlenecks, and improves overall network performance to ensure smooth communication and efficient workflow.

In 5 easy steps to plan your Wi-Fi

Understanding your goal together

Together with our WLAN experts, determine your individual requirements for WLAN planning. From the number of access points, to the desired performance and coverage, together with you we create a detailed performance profile that meets your needs.

Analysis of your construction plans

Here it must be clarified before the actual planning, where important and rather unimportant WLAN reception areas are located and what special features are to be considered in the construction design. For example, the attachment positions of the access points play a role - after all, we must first agree whether the access points will be attached to the ceiling or wall. Also WLAN interference sources (e. g. steel shelves, additional walls, etc. ), which are subsequently integrated into the infrastructure as well as legal requirements and aspects should be a mandatory part of our analysis.

The WLAN planning

Now, taking into account points 1 and 2, WLAN planning can begin. On request, dates for interim reports can be arranged in this phase depending on the size of the project.

WLAN reference measurement (recommended)

On request, a measurement can now be carried out in the respective buildings using reference devices (access points, spectrum analyzers, etc. ). At the planned positions of the access points, specialized WLAN measuring devices and software are used to check whether the actual signal strength, transmission rate and network stability also correspond to our planning and interference sources (which we did not have on the screen during the analysis) can be determined. The collected data is analyzed to identify bottlenecks or problems and to derive targeted optimization measures for the WLAN network. Such a WLAN reference measurement can also initially serve to clarify the structure.

Documentation

Based on the -WLAN planning, we create the documentation of your WLAN infrastructure. It contains graphical representations of all WLAN parameters, which are also subsequently used for the configuration of the access points. Furthermore, the documentation allows you to see exactly which positions and at what height the access points are mounted.

What information do we need from you for successful WLAN planning?

Building plans

An accurate knowledge of spatial conditions is crucial to effectively plan a Wi-Fi network. By analyzing your building plans, we can determine the optimal placement of the access points to ensure uniform coverage and minimal signal interference. With this detailed planning, we can also consider potential sources of interference such as walls, metal structures or other obstacles and take appropriate measures to achieve the best performance.

Tell us your requirements

In addition to the structural conditions, it must be clarified in advance which data is to be transmitted over your WLAN network. Are there compliance requirements or other legal restrictions? How many users use Wi-Fi? Do you just want to send e-mails, set up a control of printers and scanners or are we already moving into the area of voice-over-IP or other demanding transmissions?

Saving costs

Saving resources

Maximum efficiency