Professional RF Services

RF Site Survey is an essential procedure for developing an effective wireless network infrastructure and ensuring high quality radio coverage. The physical site, where wireless devices are to be installed, must be examined and measurements taken to establish the types, quantities and locations of wireless access points, antenna arrays, mounting options, cabling and power management details.

The types of RF Site Surveys UMD conducts:

Environment Analysis (Passive Survey)

UMD analyses RF spectrum data to detect interference from nearby Wi-Fi networks and other non-802.11 sources (e.g. microwave ovens, cordless phones).

Wi-Fi Design (Predictive survey)

UMD models and simulates the RF environment, which requires the floor plans and information on the location and RF characteristics of barriers such aswalls or large objects. Virtual access points are then placed on the floor plan to estimate expected coverage and adjust their number and location.

Validate Design (Passive Survey)

Ensures the wireless network has been properly designed including testing functionality using the tools and techniques to make data-driven Wi-Fi choices that remove risk and ensure your enterprise wireless network is always perfectly tuned to the needs of your environment and users.

Health Checks (Passive Survey)

Wi-Fi Health Checks are designed to give invaluable tools in resolving many of the common Wi-Fi problems that limit productivity.

Active Survey

Conducted to verify network performance and fault finding and existing or active sites by measuring round-trip time, throughput rates, packet loss and retransmissions.

All Surveys result in a RF Site Survey written report.