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Connectivity

Keep your home connected.

Bring your home network and supported backup connections into the plan, so you know what needs power and what needs outside service.

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EXPLORE THE CONNECTIONS

One possible configuration.

Use this diagram to understand the relationships. Equipment is selected for the home, and not every component is needed in every installation.

A home network branches to Wi-Fi, phones, computers, media, storage, sensors, energy and comfort equipment.
A network for the whole household.Wi-Fi access points, phones, computers, media, storage and compatible home equipment share useful connections. Endurous is one part of that network.Illustrative system concept, not an installation drawing.Open full-size diagram ↗

CONNECTIONS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE

A network for much more than Endurous.

Your network serves phones, computers, entertainment, shared storage and connected equipment. Endurous would use compatible connections to help coordinate energy, comfort and other home resources.

  1. 1. Modem / internet gatewayBrings the service provider’s connection into the home.
  2. 2. RouterManages the home network and its connections.
  3. 3. Network switchConnects wired equipment around the property.
  4. 4. Media serverSupports shared entertainment or home computing.
  5. 5. Shared storageKeeps household files and media in one place.
  6. 6. Backup powerSupports selected equipment during short interruptions.

The diagram shows examples of wired and wireless branches. Device compatibility, Wi-Fi coverage, suitable ventilation and backup power are part of the plan.

HOW IT COULD HELP

When the main connection drops.

When this happens

Your primary internet service becomes unavailable.

Home can respond

Use a configured backup connection where supported, while local home coordination continues.

What that means for you

Fewer things to work out during an interruption.

An example of the intended experience. Results depend on compatible equipment and your home.

THE SIMPLE VERSION

What goes into the plan.

  1. 01

    Connect the home

    Review Wi-Fi coverage and essential devices.

  2. 02

    Support the network

    Include routers and other network equipment in backup planning.

  3. 03

    Consider a fallback

    Assess a second service, such as cellular or satellite.

NO NEED TO DO EVERYTHING

A practical place to start.

Start with the rooms or devices that lose connection. Improve the basics before deciding whether a backup internet service is worthwhile.

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A little more detail.

Does mesh Wi-Fi replace an internet connection?

No. Mesh Wi-Fi helps spread a connection around your home. Internet comes from a service provider. Satellite or cellular can be a separate connection, but needs suitable equipment, service and power.

What equipment could be included?

Supported routers, mesh Wi-Fi nodes, gateways, satellite internet terminals, backup links, and power or connectivity monitoring.

What needs to be checked for my home?
  • Local and external connections that essential devices require.
  • Actual backup coverage, provider availability, and power demand.
  • Supported failover actions and priority traffic requirements.
What should I know about the limits?

The goal is to maintain useful local coordination and support suitable backup connections, with power and service availability included in the plan.

CONNECTED TO THE REST OF HOME

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Energy

Lower energy costs. Plan for backup power.

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Heating & cooling

Fewer thermostat changes. More everyday comfort.

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