WiFiSetup Knowledge

Clear guidance for better-connected places

Practical, plain-English information about WiFi, radio signals, internet connections and the technology used in homes, businesses, hospitality venues and holiday parks.

Experience-ledNo unnecessary jargonHonest limitationsPractical next steps

Start with WiFi and RF

Our first knowledge area explains the measurements and real-world conditions behind WiFi coverage, reliability and performance.

WiFi signal strength journey from a strong to a weak received signal
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WiFi & RF Guides

Understand RSSI, dBm, signal loss, interference, frequency bands and why a strong-looking connection can still perform badly.

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Knowledge shaped around real installations

This section will grow around the questions that arise when planning, using and improving connected systems. Until each area has its own collection, the links below take you to the relevant service information already available.

Holiday park connectivity

Static caravans, outdoor coverage, managed access points, backhaul and the problems caused by unmanaged repeaters.

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Internet connections

Fixed broadband, 4G, 5G, Starlink and the connection feeding the local WiFi network.

Explore internet options →

VoIP & telephone

Clear explanations of internet calling, business telephone systems and the network conditions voice services need.

Explore VoIP & telephone →

IT support & security

Useful guidance for dependable day-to-day technology, support, maintenance and sensible security.

Explore IT support →

CCTV & technology

Planning and using connected cameras and other practical technology without losing sight of the network underneath.

Explore CCTV systems →

A growing resource

New categories will be introduced when there is enough useful material to justify a proper collection—rather than creating thin or empty sections.

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Tell us what is not working, where connectivity is needed and what equipment is already in place. We will discuss the practical options without overstating what is required.

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