Using a wireless terminal may not be suitable for everyone, so it is important to consider signal strength and other factors before committing to using a Bluetooth or WiFi payment terminal. In some instances you will need to consider using a wired terminal instead

Base stations will need to be plugged into a router for connectivity or a telephone line to dial out. Wireless signals get weaker the further away from the base station they are. If a base station is too far away from where the device is being used, then consideration will need to be given to moving this, so it is closer and in range.

The main benefit of using a wireless terminal is that the technology enables merchants to use the terminal anywhere in a range of up to 100m from their business. However, these distances may be affected by environmental conditions and the layout of the premises. The construction of the building, for example, may play a part in the strength of the signal. Building material such as concrete or steel can block signals.

Using a wireless terminal may not be suitable for everyone, so it is important to consider signal strength and other factors before committing to using a Bluetooth or WiFi payment terminal. In some instances you will need to consider using a wired terminal instead

Base stations will need to be plugged into a router for connectivity or a telephone line to dial out. Wireless signals get weaker the further away from the base station they are. If a base station is too far away from where the device is being used, then consideration will need to be given to moving this, so it is closer and in range.

The main benefit of using a wireless terminal is that the technology enables merchants to use the terminal anywhere in a range of up to 100m from their business. However, these distances may be affected by environmental conditions and the layout of the premises. The construction of the building, for example, may play a part in the strength of the signal. Building material such as concrete or steel can block signals.

Using a wireless terminal may not be suitable for everyone, so it is important to consider signal strength and other factors before committing to using a Bluetooth or WiFi payment terminal. In some instances you will need to consider using a wired terminal instead

Base stations will need to be plugged into a router for connectivity or a telephone line to dial out. Wireless signals get weaker the further away from the base station they are. If a base station is too far away from where the device is being used, then consideration will need to be given to moving this, so it is closer and in range.

The main benefit of using a wireless terminal is that the technology enables merchants to use the terminal anywhere in a range of up to 100m from their business. However, these distances may be affected by environmental conditions and the layout of the premises. The construction of the building, for example, may play a part in the strength of the signal. Building material such as concrete or steel can block signals.