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Cambium Solutions has the equipment expertise to support your network, whatever services are provided by Cambium Networks or any future owner of its assets.

Better WiFi starts with the right approach.

Tell us about your environment needing better wireless technology. You are at the right place to get your WiFi up and running quickly!

Get a preliminary network plan design for the wireless you need for your space or event.

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How it works

Three steps from network question to engineered plan.

Online recommendations are preliminary. Final engineering guidance may require an on-site or remote survey.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the environment

    Share the type of space, approximate size, user count, and the outcome you need. Use the Network Advisor or send us details directly.

  2. 02

    Receive an initial recommendation

    We'll respond with a preliminary direction — likely causes, service fit, and the questions we still need to answer.

  3. 03

    Schedule a technical assessment

    A site survey or remote assessment validates the recommendation and produces an engineering-grade plan.

Structured cabling and switching in a network equipment rack
Structured cabling
Event production area with temporary network gear staged for a live show
Staged for a live show
Managed network monitoring dashboard showing live throughput
Live monitoring

FAQ

Common WiFi and building internet questions.

Cambium Solutions engineers reviewing a wireless coverage heat map on site

Practical answers grounded in your building, devices, and goals.

A site survey measures how radio signal behaves in your specific building — either predictively from floor plans, passively by walking the space with measurement tools, or actively by validating real client performance. It's the foundation of any responsible wireless design.
Signal bars indicate coverage, not capacity. When many devices connect through the same access point, they share airtime. Slow performance under load is usually a capacity, interference, or backhaul problem — not a coverage one.
There is no rule-of-thumb per square foot. AP count depends on device density at peak times, building materials, application mix, and the intended experience. A short survey turns guesswork into a specific answer.
Yes — event WiFi is a dedicated service. Planning covers attendee and device counts, applications, venue power and mounting, backhaul, and on-site engineering coverage for the duration of the event.
Managed WiFi means Cambium Solutions handles monitoring, firmware updates, configuration changes, and incident response so your team doesn't have to own the day-to-day operation of the network.
WiFi 7 is a meaningful upgrade for high-density environments and latency-sensitive applications. The value depends on your client-device mix and use case; older client fleets see less benefit.
Often, yes. Repositioning APs, adjusting radio settings, adding targeted APs in problem areas, or refreshing the controller can deliver significant gains without a full replacement.
It depends on scope — a single-floor refresh may take days, while a multi-building deployment can run several weeks. Cabling, permits, and coordination with other trades often drive the timeline.
Yes. Warehouse and outdoor deployments use different hardware, mounting, and antenna choices than indoor office WiFi. Both are core Cambium Solutions capabilities.
Property or venue type, approximate size, peak user and device counts, current problems, and target timeline. Floor plans are helpful but not required to start.
Cambium Solutions technician installing an outdoor wireless access point

Get a clearer picture of your network.

Continue the conversation with the Network Advisor, or skip ahead and request a site survey directly.