Networking
Sick of having weak wi-fi signals or dead spots in your home? Don't put up with it any longer!
Every "Techy" knows that a good, solid network is the key to a successful system. Even a top of the line A/V system can cause major headaches when there is not a good network in place to support it. A robust network is essential to the seamless operation of an automation system specifically, but these days even "low tech" homes need good networks for their smart TVs, phones, tablets, cameras, or other devices. As technology continues to improve and more devices can be added to a network, soon every home will require a sizable network just to support their various devices.
Every "Techy" knows that a good, solid network is the key to a successful system. Even a top of the line A/V system can cause major headaches when there is not a good network in place to support it. A robust network is essential to the seamless operation of an automation system specifically, but these days even "low tech" homes need good networks for their smart TVs, phones, tablets, cameras, or other devices. As technology continues to improve and more devices can be added to a network, soon every home will require a sizable network just to support their various devices.
So, what exactly is a network?
Simply put, a network consists of a group of devices that connect to the internet and each other. A network commonly consists of a modem to connect to the internet, a router to manage the connected devices, and a wireless access point to distribute the wi-fi signal, plus all of your connected devices. Many internet service providers rent out equipment that often includes a modem, router, and access point combined into one unit, however, as the square footage and needs of the network get larger, additional networking equipment may be necessary to maintain peak performance.
Simply put, a network consists of a group of devices that connect to the internet and each other. A network commonly consists of a modem to connect to the internet, a router to manage the connected devices, and a wireless access point to distribute the wi-fi signal, plus all of your connected devices. Many internet service providers rent out equipment that often includes a modem, router, and access point combined into one unit, however, as the square footage and needs of the network get larger, additional networking equipment may be necessary to maintain peak performance.
Every client has a different situation and set-up, so each networking project is custom-designed to suit their needs. Whether it is installing an outdoor access point for backyard wi-fi, or doing a full overhaul of the network and equipment, The Theater People can make sure your home or office is operating at its best.
Outdoor wireless access point
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Luxul networking equipment
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Small, wall-mounted rack unit for network equipment
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