Measurable coverage
Prediction and validation of signal levels in required areas.
Wireless connectivity
Enterprise Wi-Fi designed around coverage, capacity and mobility
An enterprise Wi-Fi network is designed according to users, devices, applications, materials and mobility. The number of access points cannot be decided only by floor area or the signal bars on a phone.
What problem does it solve?
Interference, overlapping channels, shelves, walls and high density can cause disconnections even with a strong signal. Design must balance coverage, capacity, roaming and security.
Coverage in Argentina: TECA designs and integrates projects for businesses, industries, institutions and distributed operations in Buenos Aires and other regions of Argentina.
Expected outcomes
Actual capacity
Distribution of users, channels and bandwidth according to demand.
Security and segmentation
Separate networks for staff, guests, operations and devices.
What we assess before implementation
- Floor plans, materials and ceiling heights
- Number, type and mobility of devices
- Critical applications, voice and latency
- Interference, cabling, PoE, security and management
Important limitation: A predictive heatmap must be validated on-site when operations are critical. Actual conditions can differ due to structures, inventory and interference.
How we work
- Assessment of risks, operations and existing infrastructure.
- Design of architecture, coverage, communications and integration.
- Installation, configuration and testing using representative scenarios.
- Documentation, training and maintenance criteria.
Frequently asked questions
How many access points do I need?
It is calculated from coverage, capacity, devices and materials; there is no universal number per square meter.
What is a Wi-Fi heatmap?
It is a visual representation of coverage and other metrics used to plan or validate a network on a floor plan.
Can an existing network be improved?
Yes. A site survey identifies interference, power levels, channels, placement and capacity limits before changing equipment.
How are guest and operational networks separated?
Using SSIDs, VLANs, authentication, firewall policies and central management according to the security architecture.
Assess wireless connectivity for your operations
Tell us about your facility, the issue and your expected outcome. TECA can assess existing infrastructure and propose a phased implementation.