IT and networks for warehouses, 3PLs and logistics.
Scanner and voice Wi-Fi that holds across racking, WMS uptime, yard coverage and dependable links between sites.
In a warehouse the network is part of the pick line. When a handheld scanner drops between aisles, orders stop. Firelane designs wireless from surveys of the routes people actually walk, keeps the warehouse management system reachable and connects every site, dock and yard to one standard.
Where it usually fails
Wi-Fi drops between aisles
Racking and stock change how radio travels. Roaming and data rates tuned for offices fail in steel aisles.
Yard and dock blind spots
Trailers, gates and outdoor areas sit outside indoor coverage plans.
Single links between sites
One circuit failure can stop shipping at a building that depends on a central system.
Peak-season changes
New sites, shifts and devices arrive faster than the network is updated.
What we deliver
Wireless surveys and design
Surveys on the real pick routes, then roaming, data-rate and power tuning for scanners and voice.
Yard and outdoor coverage
Outdoor access points and point-to-point links for docks, gates and yards.
SD-WAN between sites
Redundant connectivity so a single circuit failure does not stop operations.
24/7 monitoring
Access points, switches and links watched around the clock, with engineers who fix them.
Smart hands for every site
Technicians for installs, swaps and surveys, guided by a senior engineer.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why do scanners drop in warehouses?
Usually roaming and configuration rather than coverage. Racking and stock change how radio behaves, so access points, data rates and roaming need tuning from a survey of the real routes.
Can you cover docks and yards?
Yes. We design outdoor access points and point-to-point links for docks, gates and yards as part of the same network.
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