The Importance of Even Wireless Coverage.

You need to have your Wi-Fi set up correctly from the get-go to get even coverage. If some members of your family have a perfect connection in their bedroom for that late night Netflix binge, but you’re struggling to even get any signal at all in yours, then you don’t have an even Wi-Fi connection. Uneven coverage is due to a number of factors. The thickness of your walls can have a significant impact on the speed of your connection, as well as the number of partitions you have.

Adding extra access points to your home or business is one way to even up your connection. Open plan homes and businesses will need fewer access points, while lots of rooms and thick, concrete walls will need more. Knowing how many devices are going connect to your WiFi is essential, as any more than 30 and you will undoubtedly need another access point. Too many devices will decrease your coverage, and older devices can limit performance on the new devices. 30 devices per access point is a good number to aim for, and this includes computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets or Kindles.