WiFi boosters
A good WiFi signal is becoming more important. Not just so you can stream your favorite series in each room or for gaming, but you also want good wireless internet if you're working from home. Nothing is more annoying than a video call that keeps being dropped. Finding the right WiFi solution can be a challenge. We have the best WiFi extender for your WiFi problem and we'll help you find the ideal internet solution. That way, you can find a WiFi extender that suits you best.
Which WiFi solution do I need?
The different WiFi boosters
- Ensure 1 fast WiFi network with good coverage in your entire house.
- In large houses, you need more than 3 stations for good coverage.
- Create a fast WiFi network with extra options for your favorite games.
- The coverage of a WiFi router is limited to 1 floor.
- You extend a WiFi signal without setting anything up.
- Your WiFi speed is halved and you can switch manually between networks.
- You can convert every socket in your house into a WiFi point or network connector.
- You lose part of your internet speed and can switch between networks.
Use mesh WiFi for perfect wireless range
Every mesh station send data just as well as a router. Every station connects wirelessly to other stations or with your main router. So you don't need cables, while your connection is perfect everywhere in your house and you can enjoy the highest possible speed.
Business WiFi extenders
Access points: a powerful WiFi signal in your entire company
An access point is an extension of your business router. You can connect the router with a wire to an access point that makes a new WiFi signal. You can often connect access points to each other. This way, you have a powerful WiFi signal anywhere in your company. You do need space to place the cables. You can often do this via the suspended ceiling. You can often set access points via an app, so you can give preference to certain devices.
Switches: divide your network over multiple connectors
With a network switch, you can multiply the number of network connectors. You put 1 Ethernet cable in, and multiple come out. It's a kind of power strip for internet. You can set managed switches according to your preferences. This way, you can give preference to the most important devices. Note: switches don't transmit a WiFi signal, so they're only a wired solution. You can also place them underneath the desk of your employees for a stable connection.
Advice on good WiFi
Frequently asked questions
