Wireless systems can allow high-speed access to important business information on demand.  A Quatred wireless local area network (WLAN) site survey is a physical survey of the site by experienced wireless system engineers to define requirements for a wireless network.

Quatred’s Wireless System Engineers, each of whom is certified by Motorola, have successfully deployed wireless networks across many industries in a wide variety of environments. 

The Site Survey Report identifies the RF components required and their respective locations within the facility and all of the required specifications to facilitate the installation and implementation of the RF infrastructure to achieve the desired wireless coverage.  The report contains the following information:

 · Contact List
        Contact information for all parties involved.

· Warranty of Coverage
Site survey results are warranted for one (1) year from the survey conclusion date to provide 100% RF coverage in the regions documented within the report if Quatred installs and configures the RF Infrastructure defined in the report.

· Site Description
Includes site location address, floor plans, coverage
areas, the type of construction, the number of floors, the number of buildings, etc.

· Method of Testing
Provides the customer with a description of what tools (both hardware as well as software versions) were used to do the testing, the data rate desired, and how the
survey was performed.

· Power Requirements
 Defines the power requirements for all wireless infrastructure equipment

· General Network Description
General description of the preexisting wired network and infrastructure. Definition of existing MDF/IDFs, types of connections (Token Ring, Ethernet, ATM, fiber, etc), the types of connecting devices (Nortel Baystack 350 switch, Linksys 2400 hub, Cisco 2600 router), etc.

· Preliminary Equipment List
Details the components recommended for a wireless deployment. 

· Area-by-area Analysis
Defines Access Point and/or Access Port (AP) locations, type of antennas, data rates, transmit power, and mounting instructions.  Photographs of the exact locations where the APs will be mounted and the identification of which MDF/IDF they will be associated with are provided.