Event wi-fi that actually holds up
Outdoor events are the toughest wi-fi job there is. No permanent cabling, a paddock full of interference, a few thousand phones all looking for signal at once — and everything has to work the moment the gates open, because there's no second chance at a one-day event.
We design and install temporary networks for the district's big days — field days, race days, shows and festivals. That means coverage planned for where it's actually needed, capacity sized for the crowd, and the things that lose real money if they drop: EFTPOS at the bar and the gate, ticketing, and the PA and comms the organisers run on.
“On event day there's no 'we'll fix it tomorrow'. It has to work when the gates open — so we build it to, and we're there watching when it does.”
Then we set up, test it hard, watch it live on the day, and pack it down after — so the people running the event get to think about everything except the network.
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