UniFi Business Wi-Fi, installed in Charleston
Ubiquiti UniFi
UniFi Business Wi-Fi, installed in Charleston
Access points that hold up when the whole building is on them at once.

What the install covers
A walk of the building to measure what the existing signal does, mounting positions marked against the ceiling structure, Cat6 back to a PoE switch, then channels and power tuned so the units are not fighting each other.
One system and one login whether it is three access points or thirty.
Questions we get asked
How many access points does a building this size need?
It depends on construction far more than square footage. Open drywall offices cover a lot of ground per unit; block walls, foil-backed insulation, brick, and multiple floors cut that sharply. The number comes from a walk of the building, not from a floor area.
Do these need a subscription?
No. UniFi network management runs on the gateway or a console you own. There is no per-access-point licence and no monthly platform fee to keep the Wi-Fi working.
Can these replace an existing Meraki or Aruba system?
Yes, and it is a common reason people call - those platforms stop working when the licence lapses. A replacement reuses the existing cabling in most buildings; the access points and usually the switch change.
Do I need Wi-Fi 7?
Only if the client devices can use it. Wi-Fi 7 access points are worth specifying on a new install because they will still be current in five years, but upgrading working Wi-Fi 6 hardware rarely changes what users experience.
Get a price on business wi-fi
Tell us about the building. We quote equipment and installation together.
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