Network & Wi-Fi
Connectivity where
people actually need it.
Reliable, property-wide connectivity for guests, residents, staff and the systems that keep your property running - including your access control.
Start With How It's Used
Coverage is only useful
when the connection works.
Guests, residents, staff, building systems, mobile devices, cameras, access control, and connected technology can all depend on the same network while placing very different demands on it.
MAS considers coverage, capacity, device density, roaming, segmentation, wired connectivity, outdoor areas, and the systems sharing the network so connectivity is designed around how the property actually operates.
Network & Wi-Fi Capabilities
Property-Wide Wi-Fi
Wireless connectivity for guests, residents, staff, common areas, amenities, and operational spaces throughout the property.
Wired Network Infrastructure
Switching and wired connectivity supporting access points, workstations, cameras, access control, building systems, and connected devices.
Networked Access Control
Network infrastructure supporting wired online doors and wireless access-control communications, including Zigbee and RF-based networks where applicable.
Network Segmentation
Separate guest, resident, staff, security, access-control, building-system, and IoT traffic where appropriate for the property and its systems.
Coverage & Capacity
Network design around signal strength, device density, roaming, bandwidth demand, building construction, and how connectivity is actually used across the property.
Monitoring & Troubleshooting
Network visibility, diagnostics, performance evaluation, and troubleshooting across user connectivity and connected property systems.
System Design
Designed around what
depends on the network.
Connectivity supports more than internet access. We consider the people, access-control systems, property technology, and connected devices relying on the network before determining how connectivity should be designed across the property.
Access Control
Online doors, gateways, controllers, wireless lock networks, management systems, and other access-control communication requirements.
Coverage
Guestrooms, residences, common areas, amenities, operational spaces, outdoor areas, and other locations requiring reliable connectivity.
Capacity
User volume, device density, bandwidth demand, connected systems, and expected network utilization.
Network Separation
Appropriate separation between guest, resident, staff, security, access-control, building-system, and IoT traffic.
Building Conditions
Construction materials, floor plans, interference, equipment locations, existing infrastructure, and physical constraints.
Future Demand
Additional connected doors, devices, systems, users, and technology that may be introduced over the life of the property.
Access Control Connectivity
Different doors. Different connections.
One access system.
The network should support the access strategy — not dictate it. MAS determines where connectivity provides operational value and where a simpler architecture makes more sense.
Direct Network Connection
Controllers and network-connected openings where real-time communication, monitoring, and control are appropriate.
RF / Zigbee + Gateway
Wireless electronic locks communicating through supported RF or Zigbee infrastructure and gateways connected back to the network.
Credential-Based Access
Standalone electronic openings where continuous network connectivity is not required for the application.
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