Networking
Routers
A router is a device that connects two or more packet-switched networks or subnetworks. It serves two primary functions: managing traffic between these networks by forwarding data packets to their intended IP addresses, and allowing multiple devices to use the same Internet connection.
Access Points
An access point acts as a standalone root unit. It is not attached to a wired LAN. Instead, the access point functions as a hub that links all stations together. It serves as the focal point for communications, increasing the communication range of wireless users.
Beaming
Beam-forming networks combine signals from small antennae into a pattern that is more directional than each antenna by itself because of array factor.
Mesh Systems
A mesh network system is a type of network that uses multiple access points, or nodes, to transmit data throughout a home. In a mesh network, each node can relay data to other nodes until it reaches its destination. This is different from traditional wireless networks, where each device connects to a single router.
Home + Business Networking
Looking to enhance your Wi-Fi in your home or business? Have you ever been working on a project and your WI-FI keeps dropping due to poor connection? We have several solutions to help enhance your networking. From direct ethernet connections to Access Points, let us help you alleviate stress during working hours due to poor internet connection.
Detached Building
Do you have a building on your property that is not attached to your home and can't figure out how to get internet out there? Well, you guessed it--we have a solution for that too. With Networking Beaming we can beam you internet connection to your detached building.
Enhance, Enhance, Enhance
If you're tired of paying your internet provider a monthly fee for their equipment and looking to enhance your equipment overall. Our experts can evaluate your home and figure out the best solution for you and your networking needs.