Mesh WiFi

Whole Home Wi-Fi

Do you have Wi-Fi dead zones in your home? Is the Internet continuously buffering when trying to stream a film in the back bedroom, or when you try to watch the latest episode of your favourite show in the toilet? If this sounds all too familiar then it’s time to look at Whole Home Wi-Fi. Whole Home Wi-Fi, otherwise known as a Mesh Router, is the best way to a seamless Internet connection throughout your home, eradicating dead zones and weakened signals.

Whole Home Wi-Fi works by connecting multiple satellite modules or nodes to one main node that acts as a router that is attached to your modem. Each node then finds the optimal way to wirelessly connect to the previous one to give you the best possible Wi-Fi connection. These nodes work with your home design to eliminate the obstacles that were causing problems before, such as walls, microwaves or neighbours Wi-Fi, to name a few. Whole Home Wi-Fi is flexible and scalable, meaning as your home grows, your Wi-Fi grows with you.

One of the best parts of Whole Home Wi-Fi is it is a part of a single wireless network, all nodes share the same SSID (Service Set Identifier) and password, so unlike range extenders where you have to manually switch networks from extender to extender, your device will seamlessly disconnect and connect to the closest node without you having to enter a new password each time.

Set up for a Whole Home system, couldn’t be easier. Most come with guided set up via mobile apps to help you find the optimal positioning for your modules, and manage the system once you’re up and running. Many of these systems can be up and running in minutes, freeing you up more time to get online.

Take a look at our latest range of Whole Home Wi-Fi systems from brands such as ASUS, D-Link, Google, Linksys, Netgear, Tenda and TP-Link, and get eliminating those dead zones!