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Network & WiFi — Luxury Smart Living by MK Iconic Solutions

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Enterprise routing and WiFi to cover every inch of your property — a core backbone that your entire home relies on. Fast everywhere, seamless as you move, and managed for you so it simply works.

Priced bespoke to your property — proposal follows consultation & site survey

Network & WiFi

Enterprise-Grade Infrastructure

Consumer routers and mesh systems fail under the load of a smart home. A 4-bedroom property with automation, CCTV, and audio can easily have 80-120 connected devices. We deploy enterprise-class access points, managed switches, and VLANs designed for this density.

Structured Cabling

Cat6A structured cabling is the wired backbone of every system. We install cable runs to every access point, display, camera, and equipment location during the first fix — before walls are closed. Clean, labelled, and tested to TIA standards.

RIVI Velocity WiFi

RIVI Velocity 802.11ax access points deliver WiFi 6 performance with zero-touch provisioning and cloud management. Seamless roaming ensures your phone transitions between access points without drops or reconnections as you move through the property.

Remote Management

We monitor your network remotely. Firmware updates, device management, and performance optimisation are handled proactively. If an issue arises, we often resolve it before you notice.

Brands We Specify

RIVIRuckusPakedgeAraknisNetgear

Common Questions

Network & WiFi FAQ

Why can't I just use a mesh WiFi system?
Consumer mesh systems are designed for simple internet access in average homes. A smart home with 80-120 connected devices, real-time video streams, and automation commands requires enterprise-grade infrastructure with VLANs, managed QoS, and professional access points. The reliability difference is night and day.
Can networking be installed in an existing home?
Yes, though it is significantly easier during renovation or new build. For existing homes, we route cabling through loft spaces, under floors, and along existing cable runs to minimise disruption. Wireless access points reduce the number of cable runs required.

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