Access points are the dedicated hardware that gives offices, warehouses and busy estates reliable WiFi at scale — something a single home router was never built to do.
We plan placement around walls, ceiling height and device density, then run PoE cabling so each access point gets power and data over a single cable.
Access point count and position planned around how many devices actually connect at once, not floor area alone.
Power-over-Ethernet cabling run to each access point, avoiding extra power points in awkward ceiling spots.
Access points mounted flush to ceilings or walls for a clean, unobtrusive finish.
Controller-based setups so every access point is managed, updated and monitored from one place.
One network name across the whole site, handing devices between access points without dropping.
Staff, guest and device networks kept separate on the same access point hardware.
Warehouses and yards often need outdoor-rated or high-density access points rather than standard indoor units. We quote the right hardware class for the environment rather than a one-size option.
We check building layout, materials and expected device count per area.
Access point count, placement and cabling routes quoted as a fixed project.
PoE cabling run, access points mounted and powered, controller configured.
Coverage and roaming tested across the site, with login details handed over.
As a starting point, one access point per 150–200m² of open-plan space, adjusted for walls, device density and building materials — confirmed during the site survey.
Yes, provided the switch supports PoE or we add a small PoE injector or switch alongside your existing setup.
Not with a properly configured multi-AP system — devices hand over between access points on the same network name without a manual reconnect.
Access points are typically for offices, warehouses and estates needing many simultaneous, managed connections. For a home, see our WiFi installation service instead.
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