No dead zones
Several access points working together, so devices move between them without dropping.
Business IT
Wi-Fi that reaches every desk, keeps staff and guests apart, and is managed remotely, using commercial-grade equipment from Ubiquiti and Teltonika.
Most office Wi-Fi problems come from using a home router in a business: one access point trying to cover a whole building, a single network shared by staff, visitors and the card machine, and no way of seeing what is wrong without someone on site.
We install commercial-grade Wi-Fi from Ubiquiti and Teltonika for offices, shops, pharmacies, children's homes and home offices. Both can be managed remotely, so most changes and faults are dealt with without a visit.
Several access points working together, so devices move between them without dropping.
Staff, guests and devices such as card machines on separate networks.
DNS filtering to block unsafe and unsuitable websites on any network.
Settings changed and faults diagnosed remotely, without waiting for a visit.
Commercial hardware lasts longer and copes with heat, dust and many connected devices.
Teltonika routers can switch to 4G automatically if the main line fails.

A home router is designed for a few devices in a house. Commercial access points are built for heavy, continuous use: they last longer, cope with more devices, and include the security and management features a business needs. The cost depends on the building and the number of people, and a small office may only need one or two access points.
We look at your premises, recommend what is needed, and give you a price before anything is ordered. Everything we supply carries at least a 12-month warranty.
Wi-Fi is one of the most common ways into a business network. We separate guest and staff networks, use modern encryption (WPA3 where devices support it), and keep the equipment's firmware up to date. See network configuration for the detail.
Mainly Ubiquiti UniFi access points and gateways, and Teltonika routers where 4G failover or a remote site is involved.
Yes. A separate guest network gives visitors internet access only, with no route to your staff network.
Yes. Several access points work together as one network, so people can move around without losing their connection.
Tell us about your premises and how many people you have. We will recommend what is worth doing and give you a price before anything starts.
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