A few days ago received a customer's phone, asked me the above problem, 500 square meters of the hotel (500 square meters per floor), there are 5 layers, which kind of AP is suitable? How many APs do you need? I responded this way: You can't just look at the number of APs, but also the layout of the entire hotel, whether there are many walls and the like.
After he detailed the specific hotel situation, I provided him with a relatively complete AP wireless coverage program.
This is not a special case, but it is a problem that many people who do wireless networks will encounter. They always like to simply use the area to measure the equipment used, which is very undesirable. It is true that the area is an influencing factor, but other factors must also be referenced.
An AP can cover a very long distance without obstructions. For example, Feng Runda's “Star†RD-W68AP can cover more than 100 meters. However, when it encounters a solid wall, it will not only affect the transmission link signal. Therefore, APs that are nominally able to cover a certain number of rooms are often theoretical, and really involve applications.
Wireless APs are most afraid of encountering obstacles and physical walls in wifi. Even if the performance is very good, the AP will need to be installed in a suitable location. For example, the installation of walkways, restaurants, rooms, etc. is different, and it is generally possible to use ceilings and walls in combination.
When it comes to wireless APs in hotels, the ceiling type or wall type white exterior is generally selected. The ceiling type can be used in restaurants, aisles and other public places. In-wall type is generally good for the guest room. In our AP coverage scheme, there is basically a mix of ceiling and in-wall.
As for this hotel AP issue, there are still other issues to call Fengrunda Technology Department.
After he detailed the specific hotel situation, I provided him with a relatively complete AP wireless coverage program.
This is not a special case, but it is a problem that many people who do wireless networks will encounter. They always like to simply use the area to measure the equipment used, which is very undesirable. It is true that the area is an influencing factor, but other factors must also be referenced.
An AP can cover a very long distance without obstructions. For example, Feng Runda's “Star†RD-W68AP can cover more than 100 meters. However, when it encounters a solid wall, it will not only affect the transmission link signal. Therefore, APs that are nominally able to cover a certain number of rooms are often theoretical, and really involve applications.
Wireless APs are most afraid of encountering obstacles and physical walls in wifi. Even if the performance is very good, the AP will need to be installed in a suitable location. For example, the installation of walkways, restaurants, rooms, etc. is different, and it is generally possible to use ceilings and walls in combination.
When it comes to wireless APs in hotels, the ceiling type or wall type white exterior is generally selected. The ceiling type can be used in restaurants, aisles and other public places. In-wall type is generally good for the guest room. In our AP coverage scheme, there is basically a mix of ceiling and in-wall.
As for this hotel AP issue, there are still other issues to call Fengrunda Technology Department.
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