IGTS provides point-to-point wireless installation and support for suitable building, yard and property links in Dubai. A wireless link can connect two network locations where a cable route is difficult or impractical, subject to the path and equipment assessment. We review the endpoints, distance, obstructions, mounting positions and required network use before proposing a link or diagnosing an existing connection.
The link needs more information than the distance between two addresses. Buildings, vegetation and other obstructions, available mounting height and the local radio environment can affect suitability. Share endpoint locations and useful photos or drawings. A site assessment helps decide whether a wireless path is practical and where equipment can be installed and accessed for maintenance.
The required applications, expected traffic and endpoint arrangement guide equipment selection. A connection for remote cameras may have different needs from an office-to-office network extension. Compatible radios and the relevant operating settings must suit the design and site. Advertised equipment rates are not a promise of delivered user throughput; performance should be assessed for the actual link.
Each endpoint needs a suitable mounting arrangement and a connection into its local network. Power or PoE provision, cable routes, outdoor exposure, access to equipment and the selected manufacturer’s installation requirements should be reviewed. The quotation should identify mounting hardware, cabling, power arrangements and any supporting work so responsibilities are clear before installation begins.
A wireless bridge connects network points; it does not automatically provide indoor WiFi coverage for every phone or laptop. The design should identify the switches, access points, addressing and network separation needed at each end. IGTS can review these dependencies with the proposed link so the connected devices and access policies work as an agreed system.
For an existing link, provide both radio models, the affected applications, fault timing and any recent site or equipment changes. Alignment, path obstruction, power, cabling, radio settings and connected network capacity may need assessment. The supported correction is defined after checking the installation, rather than assuming that a higher advertised radio speed will solve the issue.
The agreed installation or repair should be checked for link operation and the relevant connected-device functions. Testing and acceptance should reflect the applications and network design specified for the job. Handover can identify the equipment, endpoint locations and maintenance requirements, with private administration details handled through an agreed process. Ongoing support is scoped for the installed system.
IGTS supports suitable point-to-point wireless projects across all seven Emirates, with scope and scheduling reviewed for the site:
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