Plan. Survey. Implement. Operate.
BROADNET plans and implements high-performance Wi-Fi infrastructures for offices, industry, logistics, public institutions, and demanding indoor and outdoor environments.

From RF analysis and site surveys to solution design, rollout, integration, and operation, you receive a Wi-Fi solution tailored to your location and your applications.
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Planning – RF Analysis & Site Survey

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Implementation – Indoor & Outdoor

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Operations – Monitoring & Support

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Integration – WLAN, LAN & Site Network

When WLAN is available but not working reliably
Dead zones and unstable connections

Fluctuating signal quality, connection drops, or poorly covered areas impair workflows and the user experience.

Too many users or devices

Increasing numbers of clients, video conferencing, mobile devices, and IoT applications place higher demands on capacity and radio planning.

Complex buildings and warehouses

Concrete, metal structures, shelving systems, machinery, or multi-story buildings alter radio conditions and require site-specific planning.

Outdoor WLAN

Factory premises, logistics areas, campus sites, or public outdoor spaces require different radio, mounting, and backhaul planning than standard office spaces.

Security and access control

Employees, guests, IoT devices, and different user groups require clearly separated access and security concepts.

Existing WLAN has grown organically over time

Adding more access points does not automatically solve performance issues. Measurement and analysis reveal the true root causes and show how the network can be specifically optimized.

WLAN solutions from BROADNET

BROADNET plans, implements, and operates WLAN infrastructures for companies – from internet connectivity and radio frequency analysis to ongoing operations.

Wi-Fi Planning & Radio Frequency Analysis

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BROADNET analyzes individual requirements regarding coverage, user density, data transfer rates, applications, sources of interference, and security. Based on this, we create a robust WLAN design rather than a purely hardware-driven solution.

Site Survey & On-site Assessment

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During the on-site inspection, the radio and structural conditions are recorded. This includes indoor and outdoor areas, potential mounting locations, cable routing, power supply, and technical requirements for access points and other infrastructure.

Wi-Fi Site Survey & Solution Design

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The coverage area is surveyed or simulated. From this, suitable access point locations, network architecture, as well as requirements for LAN, power, and data supply are derived.

Rollout & Integration

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BROADNET coordinates the installation, commissioning, and integration of the WLAN infrastructure into your existing IT and network landscape.

Outdoor Wi-Fi & Wireless Backhaul

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For outdoor areas or hard-to-reach locations, Wi-Fi can be combined with wireless backhaul solutions. This allows access points to be connected even where traditional cabling is complex or not cost-effective.

Operations, Monitoring & Support

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Upon request, BROADNET can also support your WLAN infrastructure during ongoing operations – with monitoring, support, and defined service levels.

Great Wi-Fi starts with the right planning
Every location has different radio conditions. Complex office layouts, solid walls, large halls, metal shelving, machinery, or outdoor areas all affect range, capacity, and signal quality.

That is why BROADNET plans WLAN infrastructures based on real-world requirements and site conditions.

During the planning phase, we consider factors including:
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Size and structure of the indoor and outdoor areas to be covered

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User and device density

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Data rate and application requirements

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Roaming and mobility requirements

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External and internal radio interference

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Building materials and structural features

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Access point mounting positions

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Power and data supply

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Connection to LAN, the internet, and other network segments

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Security and access requirements

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iBwave-supported planning

Established professional planning tools such as iBwave can be used for Wi-Fi needs analysis, simulation, and documentation.
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Within the Compart IT Group, corresponding planning expertise is available for this purpose. For BROADNET, the focus is not on the tool, but on the result: a reliable, documented, and economically planned Wi-Fi network.

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Measure on-site before investing
A technical site survey records the relevant technical and structural conditions of the location. This allows existing radio conditions, potential sources of interference, mounting locations, and necessary cable routes to be taken into account before implementation.

Typical components include:
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Assess requirements – Users, end devices, applications, performance, security

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Define coverage area – Buildings, floors, halls, outdoor areas, and special zones

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Analyze radio environment – Signal quality, sources of interference, and existing Wi-Fi infrastructure

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Determine technical locations – Access points, mounting points, equipment cabinets

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Clarify infrastructure – Data cabling, power supply, and backbone connectivity

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Create solution design – AP positioning, network architecture, and implementation concept

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Where do dead zones occur – and why?
BROADNET can analyze existing Wi-Fi infrastructures, identify vulnerabilities, and derive concrete optimization measures. This involves more than just signal strength; it also covers capacity, interference, channel planning, roaming, and the actual requirements of users and applications.

Based on the measurement and analysis data, a concrete action plan is created: from optimizing existing configurations and adjusting access point positions to the targeted expansion or modernization of the Wi-Fi network.

Typical analysis scenarios

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Dead zones and poorly covered areas

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Connection drops when switching between access points

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Poor performance despite good signal strength

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Congested areas with high user or device density

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Interference from neighboring wireless networks or other radio sources

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New machinery, shelving, walls, or structural changes

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Expansion of existing buildings or outdoor areas

Wi-Fi for professional corporate environments
Modern Wi-Fi infrastructures must do more than just provide wireless coverage. Centralized management, role-based access, secure authentication, guest access, transparency, and scalable operating models are essential components of a professional solution.

Potential functional areas include:
Centralized management of access points and locations
Corporate, guest, and IoT networks with separate policies
Secure authentication and access control
Monitoring and fault analysis
Multi-site management for distributed locations
Cloud-based or on-premises management architectures – depending on requirements and the technology used
Integration into existing LAN, WAN, and security structures
Wi-Fi and 5G campus networks: Choosing the right wireless technology
Wi-Fi is the established and cost-effective wireless technology for many office, guest, educational, and classic corporate applications.

A private 5G campus network may be a sensible choice when there are particularly high requirements for mobility, controlled exclusive frequencies, data sovereignty, or industrial real-time communication.
Requirements
Wi-Fi
5G campus network

Office and guest access

Highly suitable

Usually not required

Broad device support

Very high

5G-capable devices required

Rapid scalability

High

Project-based planning

High mobility / industrial processes

Depending on the application

Particularly interesting

Exclusive frequency range

No

Yes, for private campus networks

Local mobile network architecture

No

Yes

Typical Use Cases
Offices & Corporate Locations

High-performance Wi-Fi for employees, guests, meeting rooms, and mobile workspaces.

Industry & Manufacturing

Wireless coverage for mobile devices, scanners, terminals, and select production and IoT applications.

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Logistics & warehousing

Wi-Fi in large halls, high-bay warehouses, loading zones, and outdoor areas with specific requirements for RF planning and roaming.

Hospitals & Healthcare

Secure and stable wireless connectivity for employees, mobile devices, guests, and supporting applications.

Public administration & education

Scalable networks for employees, students, visitors, and various user groups.

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Hotels, events & visitor areas

Professional guest Wi-Fi structures with centralized management and defined network segmentation.

Outdoor & campus areas

Wi-Fi for company premises, open spaces, and expansive areas—with wireless backhaul if required.

From analysis to a fully operational Wi-Fi network
Phase
Performance
Result

1. Requirements

Users, devices, applications, area, security

Requirement profile

2. Technical site analysis / planning

RF analysis, site survey, simulation

Planning basis

3. Solution Design

AP locations, backbone, LAN, power, management

Technical concept

4. Implementation

Installation, configuration, and integration

Productive Wi-Fi

5. Acceptance & Optimization

Measurement and functional testing

Documented network quality

6. Operations

Monitoring, support, and service

Stable ongoing operation

Why Broadnet?

BROADNET combines Wi-Fi expertise with experience in high-availability data and communication networks. This allows Wi-Fi to be planned not in isolation, but as an integral part of the entire site and corporate infrastructure.

Holistic network expertise

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Wi-Fi, LAN, and WAN in harmony

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Microwave links for site connectivity and outdoor backhaul

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5G campus networks for specific mobile requirements

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Multi-transmission approach for demanding site networks

Nationwide Service
11 service locations in Germany, 3 of which also serve as logistics hubs, ensure short travel distances and a high-performance service organization.

Planning to Operation
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From site analysis and solution design to rollout and integration, as well as support and operation, BROADNET can support the entire project cycle.

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FAQ

Still have questions?

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions here.

Why is professional Wi-Fi planning necessary?

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Because building structure, number of users, applications, sources of interference, and security requirements significantly influence wireless quality. Planning reduces incorrect placements, over-provisioning, and the need for subsequent adjustments.

What is a Wi-Fi site survey?

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A site survey is the technical and structural assessment of a location. It involves recording radio conditions, coverage areas, potential mounting points, as well as power and data pathways.

Can BROADNET analyze an existing Wi-Fi network?

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Yes. Existing Wi-Fi infrastructures can be assessed for coverage, capacity, interference, and optimization potential.

Does BROADNET also plan Wi-Fi for large halls and outdoor areas?

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Yes. Large halls, logistics areas, and outdoor spaces in particular require site-specific radio planning. If necessary, the connection of access points can also be supported via wireless backhaul solutions.

Is BROADNET tied to a specific Wi-Fi vendor?

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The landing page positions BROADNET as vendor-neutral. The appropriate technology is selected based on project requirements and can be supplemented by expertise within the Compart IT Group.

Is BROADNET a direct Extreme Networks partner?

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No. Therefore, the website must not claim a direct Extreme Networks partnership for BROADNET. However, there is extensive experience with relevant Wi-Fi technologies within the CompartIT Group.

Can Wi-Fi be combined with 5G campus networks?

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Yes. Wi-Fi and private 5G networks can cover different requirements and complement each other within a site infrastructure.

Does BROADNET also handle operations and support?

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Yes, depending on the scope of the project, monitoring, support, and defined service levels can be part of the solution.

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