Hamina Onsite I The most reliable site survey solution

Fast and Reliable Wi-Fi Site Surveys

Easy for a first-time user, trusted by wireless pros!

Compact, professional Wi-Fi site survey device

Hamina Onsite paired with Hamina Clip provides ultimate convenience, reliability and performance for enterprise site surveys. No cables. Clips on your belt. Takes up almost no room in your bag.

Validate and troubleshoot

Heatmaps update live while you survey. Validate signal coverage, secondary coverage, tertiary coverage, SNR, and interference. Perform real-time analysis of your Wi-Fi access points (and your neighbor's access points).

Instant end-to-end connectivity status

Powered by Orb, Onsite shows complex metrics like latency, jitter, and packet loss, with a simple 0–100 connectivity score. This makes it easy to understand end-to-end network quality at a glance.

Two ways to analyze spectrum

Analyze Wi-Fi on 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz. Discover all access points, AP properties, channel utilization, and client counts per AP and radio. You can also visualize raw ‘on-the-air’ energy using a supported spectrum analyzer.

Take note

Use Hamina Onsite to add notes and photos. Document incorrectly installed APs, or specific instructions to make sure hardware is installed correctly (the first time).

Interactive online reports

Instantly generate reports with a single click. Your colleagues and customers can drill into the different heatmaps and survey results.

harry norman — Harry Norman
Wireless Solutions Architect, Elavate

Chris Denham
Solution Specialist - Connectivity, Invise

keith — Keith Parsons
Managing Director, WLAN Professionals

piotr-grzyb — Piotr Grzyb
Senior Network Engineer, Digital Technology Services | University of Reading

dave-vivian — Dave Vivian
Wireless Engineer, Maven

robert-boardman — Robert Boardman
Principal Field Product Manager, HPE Networking Campus & Branch - EMEA/CALA

Everything you need for Wi-Fi surveys

One project, seamless workflow: From design to deployment, deployment to validation, all in one project. Survey your new network to make sure it meets your design requirements. Use measured data to improve your design accuracy.
AP-on-a-Stick Surveys: Want to design in the real world? No problem for Hamina Onsite! Pop an AP on a Wi-Fi Stand, and survey around it with ease to see the real-world coverage, all before you commit to putting the AP on the ceiling.
No Internet? No Problem!: Hamina Onsite works offline. When you're back online, the gathered data will be synchronized to the Hamina cloud for deeper analysis.
Collaboration and Sharing: Multiple people can survey a single project simultaneously - either the same floor, or different floors. It's super-easy to share the projects to individuals and teams in Hamina, too. Licensing is per-user.
Live troubleshooting: Troubleshoot issues on the spot, in real-time. See your network configuration, connection quality, access points and their properties, channel utilization (airtime), and client counts per AP and radio. See real-time spectrum analysis for 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz bands with supported devices.
Works in any environment: Use Hamina Onsite to design anywhere: offices, warehouses, hospitals, outdoors, cruise ships, and even spaceships, if you have one of those. If you do, let us know. We'd love to hear about it.
Shows heatmaps. Locates APs.: Analyze heatmaps, from Wi-Fi signal coverage to interference and from channel utilization to secondary (redundancy) coverage - and more. Locate APs accurately after the survey or on-site.
Packet captures, Wi-Fi Explorer...: Hamina devices play nice with others, supporting third party applications: Airtool (Pi) for packet captures, Wi-Fi Explorer (Pi) for signal analysis.
See connectivity, not just coverage: Onsite runs an active test while you survey, recording the Orb (orb.net) score as you walk. Analyze your Network connectivity heatmap and see where latency, jitter and packet loss let users down, even where the signal looks fine.
Your survey makes your design smarter: Survey a site with Onsite and Hamina learns how much signal the walls, shelves and other obstacles really block. Your simulation then matches the building you’re standing in, not a guess from a materials list; great for adding APs to an existing network or fixing coverage gaps.