I am planning to switch to Digitec Internet, but I have to install the router in the technical room in the basement in order to distribute all the Ethernet cables to the rooms. As a result, the WLAN signal in the house is not sufficient.

Is it possible to order two routers from Digitec and use them in parallel? Or is there another elegant solution that is both technically and visually appealing?

A mesh network would be an option, but most of the sockets in my house are at waist height, so that wouldn't be ideal visually. Are there any alternatives that can be integrated inconspicuously?

Thanks for your tips!

Question

I am planning to switch to Digitec Internet, but I have to install the router in the technical room in the basement in order to distribute all the Ethernet cables to the rooms. As a result, the WLAN signal in the house is not sufficient.

Is it possible to order two routers from Digitec and use them in parallel? Or is there another elegant solution that is both technically and visually appealing?

A mesh network would be an option, but most of the sockets in my house are at waist height, so that wouldn't be ideal visually. Are there any alternatives that can be integrated inconspicuously?

Thanks for your tips!

Answer

Please report your situation to us directly via our Galaxus Internet Help Centre so that we can check it and work with you to find a satisfactory solution: https://helpcenter.abos.galaxus.ch/hc/de/requests/new

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