The Benefits of Today’s Modern Wireless Network Architecture
Wireless networks are an important component of modern network architecture. They enable roaming where wired connections are not practical or cost-prohibitive. To meet this demand, access points must amplify signals so a device can be far from a router but still be connected to the network. This may be across the room or an entire campus.
Wireless Solutions
Commercial Grade WiFi
Need a high performing WiFi network that also implements the ultimate security features? NCS installs and supports the best WiFi equipment in the industry from leading manufacturers, to engineer problem-free, custom solutions that provide the maximum benefits without compromise.
Point-to-Point Wireless Bridge
A technology in Wi-Fi networking used to wirelessly connect two or more locations (access points) across the network. Typical applications include connecting two or more buildings, parking garage video surveillance or circumnavigating geographical barriers.
In-Building Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
have become a critical part of both carrier cellular networks and enterprise infrastructure. We deliver affordable in-building mobile coverage solutions for first responders and others.
Cellular DAS
Cellular DAS can be installed both at the signal source and distribution point to provide the best possible signal for your needs. Look to NCS to overcome poor reception inside your buildings.
LeloTech offers several types of deployment and technology options from Wi-Fi / WLAN to Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS). Regardless of the solution in need, NCS is here to provide your team with the benefits of today’s Internet technologies. Some of the solutions we provide:
The Benefits of Today’s Modern Wireless Network Architecture
Enterprise wireless networks are an important component of modern network architecture. They enable roaming where wired connections are not practical or cost-prohibitive. To meet this demand, access points must amplify signals so a device can be far from a router but still be connected to the network. This may be across the room or an entire campus.