WEXON / UNDERSTAND INTEGRATION
A connection that follows your spaces
Coverage, capacity and cabling: build a network around real use rather than simply adding access points.
THE JOURNEY
Map real usage
Video calls, streaming, guests and connected devices create different demands. Locate occupied areas and simultaneous devices. Coverage alone does not guarantee sufficient capacity.
PREPARE THE PROJECT
What to share with your integrator.
- Layout, materials and device count
- Wired links and PoE power
- Coverage measurements and guest access
The complete guide, at your pace.
01 — Map real usage
Video calls, streaming, guests and connected devices create different demands. Locate occupied areas and simultaneous devices. Coverage alone does not guarantee sufficient capacity.
Usage → Devices → Capacity
02 — Build the backbone
The router connects networks, the switch distributes links and access points provide Wi-Fi. Planning wired links to access points supports a stable, expandable network.
Router → Switch → Access point
03 — Place before adding
Walls, floors and reflective surfaces change propagation. Place access points using the plan, then check coverage and interference on site. Diagram halos explain the principle; they are not a radio survey.
Placement → Measurement → Adjustment
04 — Organize and document
Define guest and technical-device access. Label cables, back up settings and check updates. A clear plan reduces troubleshooting and simplifies future expansion.
Access → Documentation → Expansion
Conceptual diagrams. Site design and equipment datasheets determine actual connections, protection and compatibility.