What is a Dead Zone?
A Dead Zone is any area in your home where Wi-Fi coverage is weak or nonexistent, preventing devices from connecting to the internet or causing poor performance.
What causes a Dead Zone?
Dead zones occur when the radio waves from your router are blocked or disrupted. Common causes include:
- Obstructions: Thick walls, large metal appliances, and furniture.
- Interference: Wireless devices like baby monitors, security systems, and microwaves.
- Weak Signal: The router’s signal may be too weak, especially at the edges of its coverage area.
How do I eliminate Dead Zones in my home?
To eliminate dead zones and ensure optimal Wi-Fi performance throughout your home, consider adding a Mesh Wi-Fi Node/Wi-Fi Booster to amplify Wi-Fi signal to reach hard-to-cover areas like basements or attics or even a garage.
