WiFi ໂຮງແຮມ ແລະ ອາພາດເມັນ: ອອກແບບແນວໃດໃຫ້ແຂກບໍ່ຈົ່ມWiFi โรงแรมและอพาร์ตเมนต์: ออกแบบอย่างไรให้แขกไม่บ่นHotel and apartment WiFi: how to design it so guests stop complaining

Guests today use WiFi for work, video calls and streaming. When it drops, they remember, and they write it in their review.

1. Do not rely on corridor access points

A common approach is to mount access points in the corridor and hope the signal gets into the rooms. Concrete walls and thick wooden doors block a lot of it. Better:

• Wall-mounted access points inside the rooms, one per room or one per two rooms
• High-capacity access points for meeting rooms, the lobby and the restaurant

2. Survey before you design

Before deciding how many access points and where, survey the site and measure real signal. Our team is trained and certified by Ruijie in WiFi site survey and planning.

3. Separate the networks

• Guest WiFi: internet access, but guests cannot see each other's devices
• Staff network: for computers, the hotel system and printers
• Cameras and building systems: on their own network for security

4. Limit speed per user

Set a maximum speed per device so one heavy downloader does not slow everyone down.

5. Manage from one place

Use a system that manages all access points from the cloud. You see straight away if one is down or overloaded, and it can be fixed remotely.

6. Internet capacity and backup power

• Choose an internet plan that covers the number of guests at full occupancy
• Put the network cabinet on a UPS so WiFi does not drop when the power flickers

Alisa designs and installs WiFi for hotels and serviced apartments, together with in-room TV, phones and CCTV as one system.