Enjoy Uninterrupted Luxury Living with Enterprise-Grade Home Networks
In the not-too-distant past, a home’s connected devices consisted of a few computers, averaging about five devices that relied on a home network. Today, that number is over 20, and for those who live in a luxury smart home, that number can reach hundreds.
These homes also use bandwidth-intensive devices, including video conferencing, 4K video streaming, online gaming, smart security cameras, outdoor audio, home theaters, and remote controls.
The result of our interconnected landscape is home network overload.
Home networks are the hidden backbone of your smart home. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) typically use networking hardware designed for the “ordinary” home. These homes average about 2,000 square feet and do not have the intensive high-bandwidth demands of a smart home.
If you’re wondering if your home network can support your lifestyle, or you’ve experienced slow security camera alerts, frozen video conference calls, and unheeded voice commands, it’s time for a Wi-Fi & networking upgrade.