Overview
Total Wi-Fi helps improve coverage throughout your home using additional equipment designed to reduce Wi-Fi dead spots.
It’s particularly useful in larger homes or properties with areas that experience weaker signals.
How Total Wi-Fi works
Additional Wi-Fi devices work together to create a single network throughout your home.
Your devices automatically connect to the strongest available signal as you move around.
Is Total Wi-Fi right for you?
You may benefit from Total Wi-Fi if:
- You have a large property
- Your home has multiple floors
- You experience weak signals in certain rooms
- You have many connected devices
Set up your extenders
Follow the setup instructions provided with your equipment.
For the best results:
- Place extenders halfway between your router and areas with poor coverage
- Keep them in open spaces
- Avoid placing them near sources of interference
Troubleshoot coverage issues
If you’re still experiencing poor coverage:
- Move your extender closer to the router
- Restart your equipment
- Check for physical obstructions
Frequently asked questions
How many extenders do I need?
The number required depends on your property’s size and layout.
Will my Wi-Fi network name change?
Most systems use a single network name throughout your home.
Can I move my extenders?
Yes. Experiment with different locations to achieve the best coverage.