Standard vs. Smart WiFi
Standard home WiFi systems are problematic. The further you are from a traditional router, the weaker your wireless connection becomes. Other things such as walls, the amount of users, and even the kitchen microwave can interrupt your WiFi signal. This causes slower upload and download speeds. That means annoying lag, buffering or even complete dead zones in your home.
WiFi extenders are available for single wireless networks, but only as a half measure. It's important to remember these can seriously slow down your internet connection. You'll also need to connect your devices manually to extenders. It's far from a seamless experience.
Smart Wi-Fi technology works by using multiple ‘nodes’ around your home, creating a mesh Wi-Fi network system. By having multiple ‘nodes’ you can ensure that every corner of your home has full WiFi coverage. Regardless of what anyone else is doing, mesh technology results in a faster and more reliable connection.
- No need to rewire, the points can naturally mesh between each other
- Compatible with existing broadband service
- Discrete internal and external access points
- Automatic interference mitigation
- Each point acts as a range extender providing up to 2 times the strength of traditional access points
- A fully meshed network. Your devices will always have a fast, stable Wi-Fi connection
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