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Hotels, schools, campuses

Wi-Fi for Hotels, Schools and Campuses

Buildings with many rooms need a different design from a single office floor. Coverage, capacity, and who manages it.

Ceiling access points along a hotel corridor
01

Many rooms

Corridors, classrooms, and guest floors.

02

Capacity

How many people, not only how far the signal reaches.

03

One controller

You see the building from one place.

Many rooms, not one office floor.

A hotel, a school, or a campus fails when the design only asks how far the signal reaches. The question is how many people are in the room at once, and who looks after it next year.

This is a different design from a single office. Office Wi-Fi is its own page. Here the building has corridors, guest floors, or classrooms.

What the job includes

  • A survey of rooms, corridors, and the floors guests or students use
  • Capacity for the number of devices, not only the area
  • One controller for the whole building
  • A guest path that does not sit on the office or admin network
  • A named way to add a room later

From the first visit to handover

  1. 01

    Count the rooms

    Occupancy, walls, and which floors must work.

  2. 02

    Design for capacity

    Access points where people gather, not only in the passage.

  3. 03

    Install in sections

    A floor at a time, so the building stays open.

  4. 04

    Hand the controller over

    Who adds a room, and who gets the alert.

Multi-room Wi-Fi

In practice

Many rooms. One design.

Hotels, schools, and campuses need capacity — not only signal reach.

A closer look

Hotel corridor

Rooms

Corridors, classrooms, guest floors.

Access point

Capacity

People and devices, not only area.

Ceiling APs

Controller

The whole building in one view.