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Mitchell Parker added this to Wi-Fi: What It Is and How to Make It Work Better in Your House
I like to compare the Wi-Fi signal from a router to the light from a lightbulb. The farther you get from a lightbulb, the dimmer the light becomes, and if there are walls blocking the pathway, no light gets through. (Wi-Fi signals can travel through walls, but they get weaker.)There are ways to improve the Wi-Fi signal throughout your home. You can add a Wireless Access Point, which is typically hardwired to the router and serves as an extended antenna. In addition, there are weatherproof WAPs that are mounted outside and extend your Wi-Fi signal to outdoor patios or pool areas. WAPs and high-quality routers are typically installed by custom home electronic integrators and audio-video and home technology specialists. In large homes, several WAPs can be installed to spread coverage throughout the home. Coverage of large areas can be tricky because the system needs to be designed properly to provide maximum coverage. The best solution for large area coverage is to hire a home technology expert to correctly design the Wi-Fi system.
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nene116 added this to extra
Wireless Access Point, hardwired to router, weatherproof WAPs outside for pool areas. Installed by custom home electronic integrators and A-V and home technology specialists.
Linda Reed added this to Miscellaneous Details
There are ways to improve the Wi-Fi signal throughout your home. You can add a Wireless Access Point, which is typically hardwired to the router and serves as an extended antenna. In addition, there are weatherproof WAPs that are mounted outside and extend your Wi-Fi signal to outdoor patios or pool areas. WAPs and high-quality routers are typically installed by custom home electronic integrators and audio-video and home technology specialists.
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