How many accesspoints for a big office?

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redsector
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How many accesspoints for a big office?

Hey, It´s planned to rebulid a new big office with about 3.500 square meters, 50m x 70m

No walls or big obstacles.

I want to install MR46 or better.

What is your decision to avoid interferrences but not to get gaps in the wiFi quality?

Is there a typical distance for to place the accesspoints?

 

thanks

 

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PhilipDAth
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I'd go with 15 to 20 APs in that case.

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kYutobi
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I would check this out before implementing anything to make sure that what you need fits all the requirements.

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Channel_Planning_Best_Practices 

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DarrenOC
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Site survey....site survey....site survey.

 

Get the experts in or you'll suffer if you guess.

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cmr
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Although unless all the equipment, furniture, partitions and people are in place, the survey could well be a bit of a guesstimate...

 

@redsector what will the Wi-Fi be used for, data or VoIP, if VoIP then remember each AP radio should have a max of ten clients at any one time so more smaller APs is better than fewer large APs.

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PhilipDAth
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If there are less than 120 or so users, I'd run with about 4 to 6.

redsector
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Up to 350 users are planned to work there. Office software, SAP, video meeting.

PhilipDAth
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I'd go with 15 to 20 APs in that case.

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