Site survey
Surveys the site and produces a coverage plan
Services
Wi-Fi that works in every corner
Coverage where people actually sit, capacity for the number of devices you really have, and separate networks for staff, guests and equipment.
groupsFor Offices, schools, hotels & warehouses
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Wireless NetworkingWi-Fi designed from a real site survey, not a router bought off a shelf.
- 1Survey
- 2Design
- 3Install
- 4Test and hand over
Surveyed firstDesign method
Staff, guest, deviceSeparate networks
Walked & testedEvery floor
What it is
Coverage that starts with a survey.
Wireless networking is the design and installation of Wi-Fi that gives reliable, secure access across an office, a multi-floor building or a campus. Done properly, it starts with a survey of the building, not a box from a shop.
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In short
Wi-Fi designed from a real site survey, not a router bought off a shelf.
What AVGN does
Five parts of the design.
Business-grade access points
Selects business-grade access points with central management
Proper cabling
Installs with proper cabling and PoE switching
Network separation
Separates networks for staff, guests and devices
Coverage tuning
Tunes coverage after installation by walking every floor
How it works
Four steps to full coverage.
- STEP 1Survey
Floor plans, walls, existing cabling and device count per area.
- STEP 2Design
Access-point count and positions, the switch and cabling needed.
- STEP 3Install
Cabling to each position, PoE switch, access points mounted and adopted.
- STEP 4Test and hand over
A walk of every area with a meter; a coverage map delivered.
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Example. A hotel in Navi Mumbai with 60 rooms over five floors has one router per floor and constant guest complaints. The survey shows dead zones at the corridor ends and two floors on the same channel. We install twelve access points on a PoE switch, create a guest network with a simple sign-in and a separate staff network for the property system, and walk every room with a meter. Reception stops receiving Wi-Fi complaints, and housekeeping tablets work in every room.
Who it’s for
For buildings a router cannot cover.
Offices with more than about twenty people, schools, hotels, hospitals and warehouses, and any building where a single router is being asked to do a job it was not built for.
FAQs
Questions about Wi-Fi.
How many access points do we need? expand_more
It depends on walls, floors and device density more than floor area, which is why we survey first. The design tells you the number and the reason.
Can guests be kept away from our office systems? expand_more
Yes. Guests get their own network that reaches the internet and nothing else, with a sign-in and a time limit if you want one.
Everything we do
All our services, one team
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IT Infrastructure Planning, Design & ImplementationManaged IT ServicesVirtualization SolutionsWeb & Email HostingWireless NetworkingLaptops on RentServers on RentCCTV & Camera ServicesComputer & Laptop RepairWebsite & Software Development Services24×7×365 IT SupportAMC — Comprehensive & Non-ComprehensiveAdvanced Secured NetworkingCloud SolutionsData Backup SolutionsData Security SolutionsFirewall & VPN SolutionsISMS PoliciesIT Infrastructure Consulting
Send your floor plan and headcount. We tell you how many access points you need.
We come back within one working day with a clear next step.