Goodbye, spotty WiFi and dead spots. Hello, seamless coverage. 360 WiFi creates a smart WiFi network throughout your home or small business to make sure every device gets the best connection possible.
The 360 WiFi app has been retired and you will now manage your 360 WiFi network through the Quantum Fiber app. Learn more about this upgrade.
If you don't see your network or pods in the Quantum Fiber app, refresh the connection by dragging down at the top of the screen, or sign out and sign back in to the app.
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This WiFi setup blankets your home with extended WiFi coverage, and creates an adaptive network that sends and receives data in the most efficient way possible. As you move devices around your home or business, your devices automatically switch to the closest WiFi device to give you the strongest available signal.
360 WiFi pairs with the Quantum Fiber app to manage all features of your network. You can turn off WiFi to certain devices, create access controls, and manage guest access.
* Your pods may look different from the ones shown above, depending on your service area.
The key parts of the 360 WiFi system are your Quantum Fiber SmartNID and one to two linked pods. These devices work together to blanket your home or small business with a seamless WiFi network.
One WiFi pod is connected to the SmartNID, and another, if needed, is placed on another floor or in a distant room. Using smart, cloud-based software, the pods route and re-route where and how each of your devices connects with your WiFi.
This WiFi setup is ideal for hard-to-reach areas like attached garages or basements. It's also effective when there isn’t a central location for a single WiFi router, or if the area that needs to be covered is larger than 2,500 square feet. Even if your space isn’t large, the 360 WiFi system can be used in smaller areas to increase the range of 5 GHz WiFi frequency coverage for faster speeds.
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