Wi-Fi for shops, barns & work areas
Design wireless coverage around the buildings and areas where employees, equipment and connected devices actually need access.
Northwest Ohio Broadband designs and installs network and low-voltage infrastructure for farms, agricultural operations, equipment shops, barns and other rural facilities across Northwest, Southwest and Central Ohio and Northeast, East Central and Central Indiana. From farm-wide Wi-Fi and building-to-building connectivity to fiber, security cameras and network infrastructure, we can help connect the technology your operation depends on.
Modern agricultural operations increasingly depend on reliable network connectivity across shops, barns, offices, grain facilities, equipment buildings and other locations throughout the property.
We can design infrastructure around the actual farm rather than trying to make a standard office network fit a rural environment. Depending on distance and layout, buildings can be connected using Ethernet, fiber or point-to-point wireless links.
We can help create a common network infrastructure across multiple buildings so Internet access, cameras, Wi-Fi and connected equipment do not have to operate as separate systems.
Plan Your Farm Network →Design wireless coverage around the buildings and areas where employees, equipment and connected devices actually need access.
Install high-capacity fiber backbones between shops, offices, barns, grain facilities and other buildings across the property.
Fiber Optic Installation & Splicing →Connect buildings using appropriate point-to-point wireless infrastructure where trenching or installing fiber is impractical.
Install IP camera infrastructure for shops, entrances, equipment areas, barns and other important locations around the farm.
Explore Security Camera Installation →Install organized network distribution points, switches, patching and fiber termination where network equipment needs to be located.
Network Rack & MDF/IDF Installation →Install network cabling for offices, computers, cameras, access points, equipment and other connected technology.
Explore Structured Cabling →Separate farm buildings do not need separate Internet connections. A properly designed distribution network can extend connectivity from a primary network location to other buildings around the property.
Distance, terrain, existing conduit, buildings and future bandwidth requirements all affect whether fiber or wireless backhaul makes the most sense.
Explore Fiber Services →Agricultural properties often contain valuable equipment and buildings spread across a large area. A network-based camera system can provide visibility into important parts of the property from a central location.
Monitor entrances, interiors and exterior areas around important agricultural buildings.
Add camera coverage around machinery, storage locations and other valuable areas of the property.
Monitor vehicle entrances, driveways and other key access points around the farm.
Farms increasingly use network-connected controllers, monitoring equipment, cameras, environmental systems and other technology. Those systems still depend on reliable connectivity.
We can provide the Ethernet, Wi-Fi, fiber and network infrastructure needed to connect supported devices back to the farm network and Internet.
We focus on building the network infrastructure that supported agricultural technology needs to communicate reliably.
New shops, barns and agricultural buildings are easier to wire correctly before walls and ceilings are finished. We can coordinate low-voltage pathways and network infrastructure during construction.
Plan network drops for offices, equipment, cameras, access points and future technology.
Plan fiber connectivity between the new facility and other buildings on the property.
Install appropriate pathways while construction is open so future technology upgrades are easier.
Agricultural networking often requires more than installing a few Ethernet cables. Buildings may be hundreds or thousands of feet apart, outdoor environments can be challenging, and connectivity may require a combination of routing, switching, wireless, fiber and low-voltage infrastructure.
Northwest Ohio Broadband brings Internet, networking, wireless, fiber and low-voltage experience together when designing agricultural connectivity projects.
We understand switching, routing, Wi-Fi and the network infrastructure connected to the cabling.
Wireless networking experience helps when buildings need connectivity but installing underground cable is impractical.
Fiber installation and splicing allows us to build permanent high-bandwidth connections across larger agricultural properties.
Tell us about your farm, buildings and what you need connected. We can help determine the Wi-Fi, fiber, wireless, camera and low-voltage infrastructure that makes sense for the property.