Network installation and Wi-Fi in Batumi
We install networks and Wi-Fi for hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and offices in Batumi and across Adjara. Access points are placed by measurement, guests get their own network, card terminals get a priority lane, and everything is monitored so a dead access point is found in minutes, not after a bad review.
Why it matters
Wi-Fi is the first thing many guests test and the first thing they complain about. It usually fails on the busiest nights, when every room is full and every guest is streaming at once.
A network planned by measurement holds up when it matters. Guests stay on their own network, card terminals keep their priority lane, and when something does fail, we know within minutes.
One router in a corner, or Wi-Fi in every room
A hotel floor seen from above. Colours show signal strength, worked out from distance and the walls the signal has to pass through.
Rooms with good signal: 2 of 8
One router at reception. Signal fades through every wall, and the far rooms and terrace get almost nothing.
Drag an access point to see how coverage changes.
What we set up
Wi-Fi planned by measurement
We measure the signal room by room and place access points where they are needed, so the top floor and the corner table get the same Wi-Fi as reception.
Cabling done properly
Structured cabling, a tidy network cabinet and labelled ports, so the next fix takes minutes instead of an afternoon of guessing.
A separate network for guests
Guests, staff, cameras and card terminals each get their own network. A laptop on guest Wi-Fi cannot reach your till or your cameras.
Simple guest login
A clean, branded login page and fair limits, so one guest streaming all night cannot slow everyone else down.
A backup internet line
If the main line drops, the network switches to a backup line by itself, so payments and bookings keep working.
Watched around the clock
Every access point reports to us. If one drops offline, we get an alert within a minute and fix it, usually remotely.
How it works
Measure the building
We walk the building, measure the signal and look at what you have today. Old equipment that still works stays.
Install in quiet hours
Cabling, access points, the router and firewall, installed around your guests, floor by floor if needed.
Monitor and adjust
We watch the network in your busiest weeks and adjust placement and settings until it holds a full house.
Who it is for
Hotels and guesthouses
Wi-Fi that still works when every room is booked, on every floor and on the balconies.
Restaurants and cafés
Fast guest Wi-Fi that never slows down the till or the kitchen.
Offices
A stable network for computers, phones and printers, with secure access from home.
Clinics
A separate network for medical systems, kept apart from patients on guest Wi-Fi.
A network that holds a full house
Built for your busiest night, not the brochure.
- 24/7Every access point reports its health to us.
- < 15 minAverage time for us to respond to an alert.
- 4Separate networks: guests, staff, cameras and payments.
Questions owners ask
Why does our Wi-Fi drop when the hotel is full?
Usually because there are too few access points, they are in the wrong places, or one guest uses all the bandwidth. Measuring the building and setting fair limits fixes it.
Can you work while we stay open?
Yes. We plan the installation around your guests and work in the quiet hours, floor by floor.
Do we have to replace all our equipment?
No. We check what you have first. Equipment that still does the job stays, and we replace only what holds the network back.
Is guest Wi-Fi safe for our card terminals?
Yes, when they are on separate networks. Card terminals get their own priority lane that guests cannot reach.
How is guest Wi-Fi different from a normal network?
Guest Wi-Fi is a separate network with your own branded login page and fair limits. Guests get the internet but cannot see your computers, cameras or the till.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The network switches to the backup internet line by itself, so payments and bookings keep working. We get the alert and follow the main line until it is back.
What happens if an access point stops working?
We get an alert within a minute and fix it, usually remotely. Spare units are ready to swap when hands are needed.
Tell us what you need.
Message us on WhatsApp, call, or send a short request. Plain words are fine.