Wi-Fi Extender
A Wi-Fi extender, also known as a range extender, is a device that helps to expand the coverage area of a wireless network. It works by receiving the existing Wi-Fi signal from a router and then amplifying and rebroadcasting it to reach areas with poor or no coverage. This can help to eliminate dead spots and improve the overall performance of the network.
How Wi-Fi Extenders Work
Wi-Fi extenders typically connect to the existing network wirelessly or through an Ethernet cable. They then create a new network with its own SSID and password, which devices can connect to in order to access the extended coverage. The extender communicates with the router to ensure a seamless connection and consistent network performance.
Benefits of Using Wi-Fi Extenders
Wi-Fi extenders are a cost-effective solution for improving Wi-Fi coverage in larger homes or buildings where the router's signal may not reach every corner. They can help to boost signal strength, reduce latency, and provide a more stable connection for devices that are farther away from the router. By strategically placing extenders throughout the space, users can enjoy a stronger and more reliable Wi-Fi connection.
