References · Event WiFi

Event WiFi references from Sursee and Wald ZH.

Temporary infrastructure is never one-size-fits-all. Our references show how event networks adapt to the occasion, site, visitor numbers and operational needs.

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Reference 01 · Sursee

SMV-CSS Sursee 2026.

A powerful, resilient infrastructure for almost 9,000 visitors is being delivered for the Swiss club gymnastics championships.

3 internet connections

Independent connections for capacity and resilient failover.

3 UDM Pro Max

Central gateways for routing, security and controlled network separation.

14 switches

Structured distribution for access points and wired systems.

20 access points

Purposefully placed radio cells for the expected coverage and device density.

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Reference 02 · Wald ZH

150 years of Harmoniemusik Wald.

For the Harmoniemusik Wald anniversary weekend, novoSYS provided temporary WiFi and network infrastructure supporting the organisers, operational workflows and use across the event site.

Understand requirements

Temporary WiFi and network infrastructure for the anniversary weekend—planned for the organisers, operational workflows and use across the event site.

Build and test

Planning, installation and operation were tailored to the event’s temporary nature—with short setup times and infrastructure that had to remain reliable throughout.

Operate live

The structure, tests, responsibilities and monitoring were determined before entry.

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What both projects share

An event network must fit the occasion.

The entire system was dimensioned.

Fast Internet access is of little help if switching or radio cells become a bottleneck. Each level had to fit the expected use.

Critical services remained separate.

Guest traffic and operational systems received different networks, rules and priorities.

The operation was prepared.

The structure, tests, responsibilities and monitoring were determined before entry.

Next step

Tell us briefly about your event.

Location, date, areas and expected visitor numbers are enough for an initial assessment.