For Architects
WiFi access points are everywhere. Integrating them into building environments is a challenge for integrators and contractors.
The default method for installing wireless access points (APs) is clipping them onto the ceiling grid or rail. Mounting the AP in the ceiling is ideal from a wireless coverage standpoint, but having the AP hanging off the grid is becoming less acceptable as it appears to be an “unfinished” installation. Many end users, building owners, architects, and, quite frankly, installers, are demanding a more professional, secure, and aesthetic wireless AP installation.
SECTION 27_21_33 DATA COMMUNICATIONS WIRELESS ACCESS POINTS (pdf)
Protecting Building Design Integrity
Often, a building’s aesthetic design is changed when technical systems are installed. Wireless access points hanging from ceilings or sitting in corners make any building feel more cluttered. Specifying wireless access point mounting solutions ensures that your building can be technologically sophisticated while remaining true to its original design.
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