We plan Wi-Fi, cabling, access points and equipment locations so the smart home works reliably throughout the property.
From the PFE project libraryGood coverage in the places that need it, accessible equipment and a network another technician can understand.
We’ll agree the details for your home before work starts. A typical project covers the following.
Floor-plan, equipment and coverage review
Router, switch and access-point plan
Wired backhaul and PoE requirements
Controller, hub and radio placement
Separate smart-device networks where useful
Rack, cabinet, cooling and power notes
Final network records and administrator access
A phone can show a strong signal while a low-powered sensor behind metal, glass or concrete struggles to stay connected. Devices may also reach the internet but still fail to find one another locally.
We plan Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Zigbee and Thread together while allowing for the different coverage and equipment each one needs.
A renovation is the economical moment to bring data and suitable power to ceiling access points, cameras, intercoms, controller positions and the main equipment area. Wired backhaul keeps access points from spending radio capacity talking to one another and gives fixed equipment a predictable connection.
A spare conduit or accessible cable route is often more valuable than buying the most expensive router at handover.
Putting smart devices on a separate network can improve security, but an overly complicated setup can stop products from finding one another and make faults much harder to diagnose. We keep the rules as simple as the home allows.
At handover, you receive the administrator access and useful network details instead of a diagram nobody can maintain.
We review the plans, construction, devices, cameras and future equipment.
We choose the cabling, access-point locations, equipment space and power requirements.
The electrician, cabling team, ID and system suppliers receive clear instructions.
We check coverage, roaming and local device communication after installation.
We quote from the property plans, construction, device count and existing cabling. Hardware, cabling and professional services are shown clearly rather than hidden inside one package.
Yes. We can design and coordinate the network as part of a smart-home project, including wired cabling, access points, equipment locations and final testing.
There is no reliable floor-area formula. Construction, layout, mounting positions, outdoor areas and client demand determine the design, which should then be verified after installation.
Often, but the setup still has to let the right products communicate locally. We use the simplest arrangement that gives the home the security and reliability it needs.
No. Zigbee is a separate low-power mesh with its own coordinator and routing devices. A strong Wi-Fi network does not automatically provide a strong Zigbee mesh.
Planning a renovation or fixing an existing setup? Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you work out the next step.