WiFi
Coverage+

It is recommended to place the WiFi Coverage+ device in an open area for better signal propagation. The ideal distance is between 5 to 10 meters in a straight line, depending on the number of obstacles between the devices. In environments with multiple walls or dense materials, this distance should be reduced.

Yes, the service is compatible with Wi-Fi 5 routers, so you can integrate it seamlessly.

The number of devices depends on various factors specific to your home or office, like the type of walls. A basic estimate is one device per 60 square meters.

This depends on your home’s layout, total area, and wall materials. As a general estimate, one mesh device covers approximately 60 square meters. With this service, adding 4 extra devices (along with your router) would allow you to cover up to 380 square meters.

Mesh technology integrates the router and additional devices into a single, seamless network where the router and additional devices work together to provide uniform coverage. A WiFi repeater, on the other hand, extends the signal by creating a secondary network, which often results in reduced speed and lower connection quality.

If you experience any issues, please contact our customer support team. Our technical staff is available to assist you in identifying and resolving any problems, ensuring optimal system performance.

If you experience weak signal areas in parts of your home or office—whether due to large spaces, building materials, or layout—WiFi Coverage+ is the most advanced solution to ensure strong and reliable coverage in every corner.

To enjoy WiFi Coverage+ at home or in your office, you need to have an Olin broadband plan. If you don’t have one, you’ll need to sign up for any of our broadband plans before adding WiFi Coverage+. You can add up to 4 extra devices to your setup.

You can request the service by calling our customer service at 1560 or visiting any Olin Store.

You can install it yourself following the device step-by-step guide provided by Olin when you sign up for the service, or you can opt for professional installation, where an Olin technician will set it up for you.

A WiFi Mesh network is a wireless system that uses multiple interconnected devices to create one large, seamless network. Imagine your home as a giant puzzle—each Mesh device acts as a piece that perfectly connects with the others to eliminate dead zones and weak signal areas. This technology is particularly useful in large homes, multi-story buildings, or spaces with thick walls where a single router isn’t enough.

This technology works through collaboration between devices. The system consists of two main elements: Main Node, which connects directly to your broadband, and the Satellite Nodes, which expand coverage throughout your home.
The most impressive feature of WiFi Mesh networks is their self-regulation. The nodes constantly communicate and choose the best path for data transmission. If one node fails, the system automatically reconfigures itself to maintain connectivity using alternative routes.

WiFi Mesh networks offer significant advantages over traditional solutions:

• Better coverage: Virtually eliminates dead zones in your home.
• Seamless connection: Move around the house without losing your connection—perfect for video calls.
• Easy setup: Most Mesh systems can be configured via user-friendly apps.
• Scalability: Easily add more nodes as your needs grow.
• Stable speed: Ensures a strong and consistent connection across all devices.

The key difference is how they distribute the signal. A traditional router sends the signal from a single point, often resulting in weak coverage in distant areas. A WiFi Mesh system creates a collaborative network, where multiple devices work together to ensure even, uninterrupted coverage.

WiFi Coverage+ devices are designed to maximize your connection’s performance. While they support extremely high theoretical speeds, actual performance depends on your broadband speed, network congestion, and environmental factors. To get the most out of a Mesh system, we recommend pairing it with a high-speed broadband plan.