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Networks & Wi-Fi · Nocatee area

Whole-home Wi-Fi in a single-story home

One router in the front corner left the back bedrooms in the red. Two access points, placed on the floor plan first, covered the house.

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Before: Wi-Fi heatmap of the Nocatee-area home, from the original single router in the front corner. Green near the router fades to yellow and red across the back bedrooms and baths.
Before
After: three-dimensional heatmap of the Nocatee-area home with both access points. Nearly every room is green, with small yellow edges in a few corners.
After

From the job

Racks, access points and the work in between

  • An open structured-media enclosure in a wall: UniFi switches, a firewall and a patch panel mounted on a white backplate, with blue patch cables and printed labels such as “top switch”, “poe switch” and “firewall”.
    A structured-media enclosure: switches, firewall and patch panel, each one labeled.
  • UniFi equipment set out on its boxes with status lights on: a round access point, a wall-plate access point, a gateway and a switch, cabled with short white patch cords.
    UniFi gear set up and lit, staged before it goes in.
  • A white UniFi access point mounted flush on the textured ceiling of a home gym, its blue status ring lit, above a red power rack with a black pull-up bar and wall mirrors.
    A ceiling-mounted UniFi access point covering a home gym.
  • A small black network rack with a glass door and two numbered patch panels, next to two ceiling access points and a switch on the carpet, and a coil of black patch cables in front.
    A rack going together: patch panels in, access points and switch staged beside it.
  • The back of a network rack: bundles of white network cables tied together with black cable ties, running past rack-mounted equipment.
    Behind the rack: runs bundled and tied off.
  • An open alarm panel enclosure: the control board with its wiring terminals at the top and a 12-volt backup battery below.
    An alarm panel and its backup battery.

What you get

Wi-Fi projects come with paperwork you can use

  • A floor plan

    Rooms, walls and where the internet comes in.

  • Before and after heatmaps

    Where the signal was weak, and where it is now.

  • Notes on what’s where

    Equipment, cables and settings, written down.

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