Corporate Wi-Fi 6 and Site Survey

It is the technical assessment that measures signal propagation, interference and user density to place access points correctly. It should be done before a new project, a layout change or when there are complaints about slowness. Beltis delivers a coverage heatmap and an RF design.

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) increases capacity in dense environments, reduces latency and improves device efficiency. It is worth it when there are many simultaneous users, critical applications or an AP fleet older than five years.

In most cases the cause is a poor RF design: badly placed APs, overlapping channels or underestimated density. Diagnosis starts with the site survey; the fix involves repositioning, segmenting SSIDs by usage profile and, when needed, upgrading to Wi-Fi 6.

Yes: corporate offices, industrial plants, hospitals and university campuses, with centralized controllers, SSID segmentation by user group and NAC integration for access control — always preceded by a site survey and RF design.

The budget is shaped by the area and type of environment (office, warehouse, industrial plant, hospital), user and device density, the number of access points indicated by the RF design, the controller, and the cabling and PoE infrastructure required. That is why the site survey comes before the price: without measuring propagation and interference, any number is a guess. Beltis runs the site survey, delivers the heatmap and the design, and only then sizes the investment.

The cycle is site survey, RF design, infrastructure (cabling and PoE), access point installation and configuration, and validation with a new coverage measurement. Mid-sized offices are usually completed in a few weeks; industrial plants, hospitals and multi-area campuses follow a staged schedule so operations are not interrupted.