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In recent years there has been significant growth in wireless systems for extending computer networks.

This growth has been fuelled by the development and widespread adoption of the WiFi standard by network equipment suppliers.

Wireless systems are usually deployed to enable mobile devices such as laptop computers to connect to computer networks.

They are also used to provide computer network access in areas where it is impossible or too expensive to install cabling.

Almost all new laptops and mobile smart-phones are supplied with integrated wireless adaptors.

WiFi is also increasingly being incorporated into other devices such as printers, portable music players and games consoles where connection to a computer network or the internet is beneficial.

It is relatively simple and straightforward to set up a basic WiFi wireless network.

However, it becomes more complex when wireless coverage is required over an area that is larger than that covered by a standard wireless access point.

In such cases, the solution can be a combination of high powered access points, repeaters and high gain antennae.

It is also important to ensure that the wireless power output remains within legal limits.

The other issue to consider with wireless systems is security.

In most cases it is important to restrict access to the wireless system to trusted users to prevent non-employees connecting to a business’s computer network.

All wireless access points can be configured with varying degrees of security by means of security keys or passwords that must be provided by any wireless device before connecting to the wireless access point.

It is also possible to restrict access to devices with specified equipment serial numbers.

Our service includes the design and implementation of secure wireless systems according to the requirements of the business and the demands of the geographical coverage area.

Please get in touch using our Contact Form if you have you require a wireless system or to arrange a no-obligation meeting to discuss how wireless systems could benefit your business.