Wifi

[Bheesham]

Currently my wifi router is placed at ground floor and it does not covers my full house ... I was asking network technician to install it at the ceiling of gound floor ... He answered me that ... Signal will drops very fast in the area below the router ... And my gound floor will be out of coverage is it true ?

My house is not that big ... It is 110 yards (rectangle space)

[Spotty]

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[Exidor]

Depends what router are you using and what are the walls floors made of.

Also are you using 5GHZ or 2.4GHZ devices.

[Bheesham]

17 minutes ago, Exidor said:

Depends what router are you using and what are the walls floors made of.

Also are you using 5GHZ or 2.4GHZ devices.

2.4 ghz ... And problem has been solved ... I bought an extender

[Donut417]

12 hours ago, Bheesham said:

Currently my wifi router is placed at ground floor and it does not covers my full house ... I was asking network technician to install it at the ceiling of gound floor ... He answered me that ... Signal will drops very fast in the area below the router ... And my gound floor will be out of coverage is it true ?

My house is not that big ... It is 110 yards (rectangle space)

My router is on my second floor in my bed room. I get WiFi everywhere in the house. Granted the room right below the router doesn't get the very best signal but good enough for my dad to watch our streaming services. But in generally WiFi routers are great at throwing the signal on the horizontal axis, not so good on the vertical access. 

[Bheesham]

9 hours ago, Donut417 said:

My router is on my second floor in my bed room. I get WiFi everywhere in the house. Granted the room right below the router doesn't get the very best signal but good enough for my dad to watch our streaming services. But in generally WiFi routers are great at throwing the signal on the horizontal axis, not so good on the vertical access. 

Thanks thats solves the concern