Connectivity & Networks

Yes. Omnia designs and installs low-earth-orbit satellite connectivity, including Starlink, for commercial and industrial sites across Western Australia. This covers link sizing, mounting and power, integration into the site network, traffic shaping so critical systems are prioritised, and failover between satellite and cellular where both are available.

Yes. Where no fixed-line service exists, Omnia builds connectivity from satellite, cellular, or point-to-point wireless, depending on the site. The network is then designed around the characteristics of that link rather than assuming fibre-grade bandwidth and latency.

Yes, provided the system is designed for it. Omnia deploys cloud CCTV on satellite-connected sites using cameras that record and buffer at the edge, upload on a bandwidth budget, and prioritise event footage, so video does not consume the link that operational systems depend on.

Omnia delivers network design and installation across wired, wireless, and wide-area networks, including segmentation and VLAN design, firewall and secure remote access, traffic shaping and quality of service, redundancy and failover, and ongoing monitoring and support from its West Perth team.

Yes. Omnia designs unattended sites to be monitored and managed remotely, with out-of-band access, automatic recovery from link and power interruptions, alerting on degradation before it becomes an outage, and hardware chosen so a failure does not require an immediate visit.

As early as the site is being planned. Connectivity sets the ceiling for everything else a site can run, and decisions about power, mounting, and equipment placement are far cheaper to make on a drawing than to retrofit once crews are mobilised. Omnia is regularly brought in at the design stage to establish what is achievable before commitments are made.

Yes. Omnia takes on existing remote sites, starting with an assessment of the current connectivity, network, power, and security arrangements, then documenting what is there and addressing the gaps. Work can be staged so a site keeps operating throughout rather than requiring a shutdown.

Travel and access, power provisioning, mounting and enclosures for the conditions, and a spares strategy sized against how long a replacement takes to reach the site. On remote work these frequently outweigh the equipment cost, so Omnia scopes them explicitly up front rather than letting them surface as variations later.