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Interconnected Devices

Do you remember a time when families had one computer or none? No one thought about the importance of home networking because there was almost nothing to integrate into a home network. Now, a plethora of gadgets and appliances function with a wireless internet connection. These aren’t luxuries either. For most households, daily activities revolve around interconnected devices and it can be stressful when you experience disruption.

Therefore, setting up a robust home network is the critical foundation for modern living, and we create a custom plan since every household is unique and has different requirements. We have set up robust networks for dozens of homes across London and the surrounding areas.
Home Automation

HOME NETWORKINGWhy Get Home Networking Services?

Imagine the freedom of spending the day away for work or with your family, but you can also log into your home computer back in your apartment. That's the beauty of a home network. You can even launch the printing of a long document on the home printer while you're away, so it's ready for the next day at work. A home network connects multiple devices to the internet. Plus, it networks several devices, such as connecting two desktops.

Another benefit of home networking is the ability to monitor the security of all the devices connected to the network from one platform. You have control over the password, network name, and many other features that secure your network. The private IP from your wireless router enables secure communication between devices in your home. On the other hand, the public IP given by the internet service provider (ISP) connects your wireless router to the public network. Our team is always available to help you understand how your new network works so that you can make the most of it, and we also provide ongoing monitoring and support to track your network speeds and performance.

HOME NETWORKINGWhy Get Home Networking Services?

Imagine the freedom of spending the day away for work or with your family, but you can also log into your home computer back in your apartment. That's the beauty of a home network. You can even launch the printing of a long document on the home printer while you're away, so it's ready for the next day at work. A home network connects multiple devices to the internet. Plus, it networks several devices, such as connecting two desktops.

Another benefit of home networking is the ability to monitor the security of all the devices connected to the network from one platform. You have control over the password, network name, and many other features that secure your network. The private IP from your wireless router enables secure communication between devices in your home. On the other hand, the public IP given by the internet service provider (ISP) connects your wireless router to the public network. Our team is always available to help you understand how your new network works so that you can make the most of it, and we also provide ongoing monitoring and support to track your network speeds and performance.
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WIRED OR WIRELESSInlink Systems Home Networking Solutions

You have two ways of connecting to the internet in your home. As such, you can use a wired or wireless network. We offer the whole range of home network installations available in the market because we serve all different types of households.

When you contact us for home network installation, we’ll explain the installation methods available, their benefits, and the most suitable option for your home. You’ll make a better decision after listening to the pros and cons of each method.
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Wired Home Network

ROBUST AND RELIABLEWired Home Network

Homeowners who love the efficiency of a wireless connection find wired connections almost strange and old school. However, this network offers a few benefits, including a faster connection. While wireless connections hit a few Mbps per second, a wired network can serve up to 1 Gbps on a connection distance of about 100 metres.
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For that reason, a wired connection is more suitable for a home office and online learning. On top of that, since it’s a hardwired network, it has fewer interferences. A person has to visit your home to tamper with the wiring and access your data.

The only drawback is a wired network requires an Ethernet cable to connect your device. It’s inconvenient if you like using devices from different areas of your home.

We offer different cabling options and tell you their differences for an informed decision. One of the things to look for is the transfer speed. For example, CAT6 cabling brings you greater bandwidth and a higher transfer rate of up to 10 Gbps for devices at a close range.

For a more advanced connection, you can request CAT6A, which can take your transfer rate to about 10 Gbps for devices networked about 100 metres.

The wiring process starts with a plan. We ask you about the space to connect, the central point and the route the wiring should follow to get to that point.

A floor plan helps us visualise the wiring layout and multiple access points you may need for present and future connections. Since all gadgets require Ethernet ports, you prepare for devices you may add to the home network as your personal or family needs change.

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BETTER CONNECTIONReliable Wireless Network

A wireless connection eliminates the task of checking the Ethernet ports and cables near the spot you’re sitting as you connect your device to the internet. Such a wired connection is stressful even for visitors wanting to use their smartphones while staying with you for a few hours.

Also, most handheld devices lack Ethernet ports, so connecting them to a wired home network is almost impossible.

Here are other benefits a wireless network promises:
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Fast Installation
When you buy a new device, it connects to the internet faster as it doesn’t need a physical access point.
Affordable Connection
You spend less to get wireless internet in your home as no Ethernet cables are running throughout the house to reach your device port. Once we install your WiFi, you only need regular maintenance to check the security and wireless signal strength.
Expandability
When it’s time to add more devices to a wired network, you have to worry about the number of Ethernet sockets left. However, with WiFi, you only need a booster, multiple access points or another method to increase coverage.
Non-disruptive Connection
You want to install a home network and get on with life as before without worrying about cabling crisscrossing your space. Additionally, cabling for a wired network is an added expense if you miscalculate the access points the first time.
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BEST OF BOTHCombined Home Network

Since both wired and wireless connections benefit your home in one way or the other, you can ask us to install both. That way, you use the wired network for devices that need a fast, secure connection. It can run multiple computers or a home automation system.

Plus, such a network can serve your gaming or live-streaming needs too. Then, use wireless internet for smartphones and other devices, even in your back garden.
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STREAMLINED SOLUTIONSet Up a Home Network

A home network isn’t complicated. It has a few elements connecting your home to the ISP. However, the process requires experts to ensure the connection maintains security standards.

Our experts find the ideal central location for your wireless router because the distance between this network element and your device affects the signal. Plus, they create access points throughout your home, so you don’t have to stay in one place to connect to the internet.
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Wired connections require skill also, as you have to plug the hub into a socket with an Ethernet cable.
Another reason you ought to work with experts is the steps needed to create more virtual local networks (VLAN) for devices to connect to more private networks instead of running on one massive home network. It splits traffic to different networks to maintain one line for all crucial tasks like running home automation devices or powering your home office laptop.
The assembly process of wired and wireless connections takes time, so let us handle this work instead of burdening you with a DIY. We do it better because we’re experienced and know the potential pitfalls as well as optimum results.
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STRONG SIGNAL Support All Wireless Devices

When you come to us for home network installation, we’ll guide you on the best practices for an efficient connection. Here are some of the ways we optimise your connection.
  • Evaluate how many devices need access
  • Enhance network security
  • Create a scalable and adaptable home network

When you define access points for your home network, you know the signal strength and speed needed for them. Also, it helps you cater to additional devices that you may add to the network occasionally.

Part of this analysis is also looking at the devices that may require access simultaneously, as that’s when speed and stability become an issue. For example, the home network of a household with only two laptops and a printer isn’t the same as one with a robust home automation system, a gaming room with frequent users throughout the day and live-streaming sports in the living room.

As you choose a home network solution, think about how your decision makes your home efficient without compromising data security.

We can create a separate guest Wireless network so that when friends come over, they don’t have to access your network, as this could risk transmitting viruses and programs across all devices in the home network.

We also change the network’s default SSID name and password while connecting your devices, as that’s one vulnerable area hackers use. The default password comes from the router’s manufacturer. Consequently, leaving it there makes you prone to attacks from anyone with access to that name and password.

We create a home network design based on your home’s layout and structure. It helps us avoid barriers like a concrete or brick wall interfering with the WiFi signal from your hallway to the living room.

The two parameters that influence a WiFi network standard are speed and frequency. WiFi speed is how fast data transfer happens, and internet installation services show you this figure as megabit per second (Mbps).

The second parameter, the frequency, tells you if your home network data is on the 2.4 GHz or the 5 GHz radio frequency. Many devices, including Bluetooth-powered devices, depend on the former frequency. Hence, the signal may be slower as it supports many devices.

More connections are now turning to the second frequency because it’s faster. However, it boosts the speed at the expense of range, meaning the signal weakens away from the wireless device.

Wireless internet is evolving from the first standard created in 1997, IEEE 802.11. Its speed was about 2 Mbps. Now, there’s IEEE 802.11 ax, a 2019 standard with a transfer rate of about 10 Gbps instead of Mbps. This standard also uses both radio frequencies to boost speed.

Our installation process considers how you want to use the internet connection, as there are many ways your home can benefit. For example, we ask whether you run a home office and other questions that explain your home network needs.

Support Services

Support & Network Maintenance

One of the setbacks many homeowners face is wireless internet security. There are several ways to secure your wireless network, whether encryption or broadcast SSID prevention. We show you ways to improve your network security if facing potential network interferences.

Our technicians are experts in WiFi installation. They troubleshoot various home network issues, from poor signal to buffering speeds and WiFi black spots.
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Our remote monitoring system comes as part of your ongoing support package, so we’ll be alerted when your network drops below a predetermined minimum speed. The likelihood is that we’ll know when something needs attention before you even notice an issue in your home.
With Inlink Systems, you can rest easy knowing that any network issues will be resolved quickly and efficiently.
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Range of Products

OUR PROMISEQuality Assurance

Inlink Systems has both wired and wireless network solutions. We understand that you may not know the difference and how each solution can cater to your home network needs. Therefore, we listen, ask, and give you a design suited to your needs. We always customise our range of services, whether we’re at your place maintaining your WiFi or we’ve come to install more cabling. We focus on both quality and simplicity, so you never end up with overcomplicated systems that are likely to give you a headache in the long run.

Conclusion

If you’re about to install your first home network, it’s okay to wonder why you need it in the first place. One benefit you’re missing out on is access to files stored on any of your home devices as long as it’s in the network.

On top of that, home networking connects multiple devices to use the services of one gadget or appliance. For instance, if your home office has a desktop and a laptop, you can print documents stored on both devices from one printer.

These benefits keep on increasing as the world creates more connected devices and we move towards more smart devices and automations within the home. Therefore, installing your robust network future-proofs your home and makes life more convenient. Get in touch today for a free site survey.







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        The nature of audio-visual requirements has changed for small businesses and residences thanks to the increased use of network-enabled devices. Inlink Systems provides industry-leading, robust network infrastructure to support contemporary IT and AV solutions that enhance your home and work-life. Flexible solutions tailored to your unique needs with ongoing IT support.
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        The nature of audio-visual requirements has changed for small businesses and residences thanks to the increased use of network-enabled devices. Inlink Systems provides industry-leading, robust network infrastructure to support contemporary IT and AV solutions that enhance your home and work-life. Flexible solutions tailored to your unique needs with ongoing IT support.

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