Wi-Fi design and installation
Surveyed, drawn, fitted and tested, so the signal holds in the far aisle, the back office and the top-floor bedroom.
All about the Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi that reaches.Sensors that warn.
Designed, fitted and looked after for warehouses, hotels, offices and data centres.
- Look inside a buildingPick a warehouse, a hotel, an office or a data centre and see where everything goes.Open the drawing
- Watch an alert happenLeave a fridge door open and follow what the sensors do about it.Play the demonstration
- See the signal, before and afterSlide across an office floor to compare one router with a surveyed design.Slide to compare
Look inside a building
Pick a building, then a number. The drawing shows where the Wi-Fi reaches, where each sensor sits and the kind of reading it sends back.
Swipe the drawing sideways to see the rest of it.
- Wi-Fi coverage
- Access point, the box that sends out the Wi-Fi
- Sensor
- Gateway, the box that collects the sensor readings
Racking full of stock blocks the signal. We place access points along each aisle, so handheld scanners stay connected from one end to the other.
Example readingScanners online23
Two jobs, one team
The sensors send their readings to a gateway, a small box that passes them on over the network we build. So we design both, fit both and answer for both.
Smart sensors and alerts
Temperature, leaks, doors, air quality and power, watched around the clock, with a text if a reading stays out of range.
All about the sensors
How a job runs
The same four steps on every job, large or small.
Step 1: Walk the site
We measure the signal you have now and note what needs watching, from the cold room to the comms cupboard, where the network kit lives.
Step 2: Draw the plan
You get a drawing showing where every access point and sensor will go, and why, before anything is ordered.
Step 3: Fit and test
Our own engineers fit the kit, then walk the building again to prove the coverage and check every sensor reports.
Step 4: Keep watch
We watch the network and every sensor from our office, and send an engineer out when one is needed.
Watched day and night
The sensors take a reading every few minutes, around the clock. If a reading stays out of range for longer than you allow, an alert goes to whoever is on duty. Nobody has to remember to check.
What we keep an eye on
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Leaks
- Doors
- Air quality
- Power
- Wi-Fi access points
- Links between buildings
Example reviews
Signal-Draft is made up, so these are too, and each one says so. Your own site would show real ones.
5 / 5 stars
Not a real review
“The scanners used to drop out at the far end of aisle four on every shift. They have not dropped once since the new access points went in.”
Craig, warehouse managerWarehouse Wi-Fi, via Google 5 / 5 stars
Not a real review
“We got a text at twenty-five past six that the walk-in fridge was warming up. A delivery had wedged the door. We lost nothing.”
Morag, hotel general managerKitchen temperature sensors, via Google 5 / 5 stars
Not a real review
“They walked every bedroom with a tablet before and after. The complaints about Wi-Fi in the reviews stopped within a month.”
Stuart, guest house ownerGuest Wi-Fi, via Facebook