Wi-Fi for a hotel
How to put Wi-Fi inside every guest room, with ceiling coverage in the lobby, restaurants and function rooms.
What the site needs
- Corridor-mounted access points leave rooms with weak signal behind concrete walls and bathroom cores.
- Each room also needs wired ports for the IPTV box and the room phone, without extra cable runs.
- Guests expect to sign in once and stay connected from the room to the lobby.
Where to use Wi-Fi 7 and Wi-Fi 6
Wi-Fi 7
Guest rooms, ballroom and function rooms
A wall-plate in each room, and tri-band ceiling units where events fill a room.
Wi-Fi 6
Back-of-house, staff areas and service corridors
Staff handhelds and housekeeping devices need coverage more than peak speed.
How to do it
An access point in every room
The NB-AP722-WP wall-plate fits a standard wall box and puts Wi-Fi 7 inside the room, not in the corridor.
Wired ports from the same unit
Its built-in switch ports connect the IPTV box and phone, and the unit is powered over the same cable.
Guest onboarding
Newbridge IAM handles guest sign-in through a branded portal, with rooms isolated from one another.
Public-area coverage
Ceiling access points cover the lobby, restaurants and function rooms under the same Controller.
Products for this design NB-AP722-WPNB-AP744-CNB-AP722-CNB-AP644-CNewbridge IAMNewbridge ControllerNX Switches
What you get
- Consistent signal inside the room, where guests use it.
- One cable per room serves Wi-Fi, IPTV and the phone.
- Guests roam between rooms and public areas without signing in again.
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