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To obtain the best performance of a wireless network, it is necessary to ensure that the access points (Access Points) are in the most optimal positions and that other radio stations, which can cause interference, are minimized.
This requires performing a site survey to analyze the site’s wireless spectrum.
Thanks to a long experience in the sector, Trinity srl is able to carry out both predictive and real surveys, for new projects to be estimated or for problem solving on AS-IS installations, eliminating the problem of an expensive implementation that may prove inadequate only in retrospect.Our professional software with a special kit is also able to carry out the analysis of the RF spectrum to listen and analyze the frequency bands used by Wi-Fi devices.
Because these bands are unauthorized, they are often shared with non-Wi-Fi sources of RF signals, such as wireless cameras, microwave ovens, or cordless phones, which cause interference. The radio environment can change, all sorts of other wireless devices can pollute the 802.11 spectrum.

The purpose of spectrum analysis is to detect and identify such sources of interference, eliminate them, and identify WLAN channels with minimal interference.

OUR SERVICES

  1. Pre-Survey Assessment: Before beginning the physical survey this phase may also include an examination of building plans or blueprints to gain an initial understanding of the physical space.
  2. On-Site Survey: Our Specialist visit the site to conduct a thorough examination of the physical environment. They assess the building’s structure, materials, and layout that can significantly influence wireless signal propagation.
  3. Signal Survey: Using specialized tools, the team measures the signal strength across different locations in the area. This helps identify spots with weak signals and potential dead zones. The professionals look for sources of RF interference, which could stem from other wireless networks, electronic devices, or structural elements.
  4. Access Point Placement: Based on the data gathered, the team proposes optimal locations for placing access points to ensure comprehensive coverage and strong performance.
  5. Network configuration: A health check is conducted to evaluate its performance, security settings, and configuration, recommending changes if necessary.
  6. Reporting and Post-Implementation Validation: Post-survey, the client is presented with a detailed report that includes findings, access point placement recommendations. If changes or a new installation are carried out based on the survey’s recommendations, a follow-up survey can be conducted to validate the effectiveness of these changes and ensure that the network is performing optimally.