What does TAS.AC design and build?
TAS.AC designs and builds the complete network layer for Bali hospitality properties: a fiber-optic backbone between buildings, Ekahau-designed high-density Wi-Fi, VLAN segmentation, seamless roaming and Starlink failover. One engineered system carries internet, roaming, CCTV, AV-over-IP and control — not the stack of disconnected routers that is the Bali default.
Tropical-grade is the baseline: fiber immune to moisture-driven copper degradation, corrosion-resistant and IP-rated enclosures, surge protection and ventilated equipment rooms. Who this is for: resorts, luxury villas, beach clubs, restaurants and wellness venues.
What do roaming and failover deliver?
Dead zones and congestion are design problems. TAS.AC runs an Ekahau predictive design on your floor plans (access-point placement, channel plan, capacity modelled against real peak load), then validates coverage on site after install, so a pool deck, restaurant and villa wing at full occupancy stay connected at once.
Roaming means devices hand off between access points without dropping: at Family Nest in Pecatu, Uluwatu, a guest walks from villa to pool to restaurant and AirPlay music keeps playing. Starlink failover takes over within seconds when the primary ISP drops, so a Bali outage never reaches the guest.
The architecture also changes the operating math. Family Nest runs the whole property on one ISP plus Starlink failover for about $200/month, versus roughly $970/month for separate connections across 30 villas and four venues — about $12,660/year saved across the Phase 1+2 projection, with Phase 2 villas plugging into the backbone at $0 in new ISP contracts.
VLANs keep guest, staff, IoT, CCTV and AV/Dante traffic isolated on that one backbone, managed from a single controller — UniFi, Omada or MikroTik depending on scope.
How much does resort Wi-Fi cost?
Cost scales with property size and building count, peak device density, fiber runs, tropical-grade hardware and the redundancy tier; a multi-building resort sits well above a single villa. Every network is scoped from a fixed-fee design phase; see how we price.
