OFFICE WI-FI / PREDICTIVE DESIGN
A design you
can build from.
A 5 GHz signal-strength heatmap from the Leet Solutions LLC portfolio. These are modeled results; on-site validation checks how the installed network performs.
Blue markers: Cisco CW9176I access points. AP labels: LEET-AP-001 onward.
01 / Requirements and assumptions
Define the supported applications, client types and density, coverage areas, bands, mounting constraints, construction inputs, and acceptance criteria. Numeric RF targets are selected for the engagement rather than presented here as universal requirements.
02 / Placement and AP schedule
The AP schedule ties each access point to its planned position, mounting height, antenna orientation, and installation requirements. Placement decisions account for walls, client density, and the applications people use.
03 / List of materials
A project-specific LoM identifies recommended AP models, quantities, mounting accessories, and relevant power or uplink requirements. Cabling quantities and pathways require a defined scope and site inputs; a predictive model alone does not establish installed cable lengths.
04 / Evidence and validation
The design package can include modeled RF plots with legends, documented limitations, an exception list, and recommendations for APoS calibration or post-install validation. Measured results are distinguished from predictions.