For industrial sites
Coverage that survives racking, machinery and moving stock.
Warehouses and factories change constantly. Metal shelving, high ceilings and moving stock can turn a good-looking plan into dead zones for scanners and forklifts.
The problem
Why it matters
Metal reflects and blocks WiFi, ceilings may be 10 m or higher, and stock levels change the environment day to day. Yards and outdoor areas add weather and distance.
How it works
Our approach
- 01A site survey assesses racking, machinery, ceiling height, interference and where scanners and vehicles actually move.
- 02Rugged or outdoor-rated hardware is selected for dust, heat, moisture and vibration where required.
- 03Fibre backbones connect distant comms cabinets and buildings with distance and electrical isolation benefits.
- 04Operational devices such as scanners, PLCs and cameras can be placed on separate networks from office users.
Supported networking brands
The right network, not just one brand
WiFi and networking solutions matched to your property, users and budget. We work with Cisco Meraki, Ubiquiti UniFi, RUCKUS, Aruba, Juniper, Aerohive and more.
- Ubiquiti UniFi
- Cisco Meraki
- Cisco
- RUCKUS
- Aruba
- Juniper
- Aerohive
- Other / please advise
We design, install, configure, troubleshoot and upgrade multi-manufacturer networks. We can assess existing equipment, troubleshoot performance, expand coverage, upgrade ageing systems and recommend suitable replacement options. Other manufacturers are subject to assessment.
Features, licensing and integration options depend on the selected equipment and software. UniFi and Cisco Meraki have indicative calculator allowances; other brands require pricing after assessment.
Suitable for
- Warehouses and distribution centres
- Factories and workshops
- Yards and outdoor storage
- Multi-building industrial sites
Installation includes
- Site survey and design
- Elevated work planning
- Fibre and copper backbone installation
- Testing and documentation
Relevant equipment
- Industrial and outdoor access points
- Fibre (OM3/OM4/OS2)
- Point-to-point wireless links
- Large-site CCTV
What changes the price
- Number and type of access points or cameras
- New cable runs and access difficulty
- Existing gateway, switching and PoE
- Outdoor, height or specialist access work
- Elevated work platforms and site inductions
- Fibre routes, conduit and trenching
Start with an indicative estimate.
Use the calculator for an allowance in minutes, then book a site assessment to confirm the design and an itemised proposal.