Wireless installation of a queue management system
A wireless installation can connect Tebeasy components without adding visible network cables between rooms, provided on-site coverage is validated.
Technical survey before choosing wireless
The visit reviews walls, distances, levels, waiting areas and workstation locations. Coverage tests confirm that calls can reach the required equipment with sufficient stability.
Wireless is selected only when it fits the building and clinic workflow.
Access points and repeaters
A dedicated access point connects workstations to the local network. A repeater may be added where distance or obstacles require it, after testing its position.
This avoids visible network links between selected rooms, although every device still needs electrical power.
Installation in an active clinic
Where conditions allow, work is organised by area to limit reception disruption. No-drilling installation is confirmed only after technical validation because some fixtures or power points may require mounting.
Calls, printing, workstations and televisions are tested with staff before go-live.
Tebeasy in operation
Wireless installation photo supplied for the project.
Request a demonstrationFrequently asked questions
Can no drilling be guaranteed?
Only after technical validation of locations, fixtures and power.
Is a repeater always required?
No. It is added only when coverage measurements justify it.
Must the clinic close?
Work can often be organised without full closure, depending on site constraints.