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Holker Group · Cartmel Racecourse

Public Wi-Fi engineered for race day.

Phone Guys helped deliver public Wi-Fi at Cartmel Racecourse, designed for up to 5,000 people with a second phase to follow.

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Aerial view of Cartmel Racecourse during a live race day
Phone GuysA live venue. Thousands of visitors. Connectivity built for the moment the place fills up.

The useful difference

A live venue. Thousands of visitors. Connectivity built for the moment the place fills up.

Cartmel is not an ordinary office network. The wireless environment has to serve a large, moving crowd across a distinctive outdoor venue while fitting the operations behind race day. Phone Guys helped deliver the public Wi-Fi installation with the wider programme continuing into phase two.

Project evidence

A distinctive venue needs a network designed for the real place.

Cartmel combines outdoor space, historic buildings, operational systems and rapidly changing race-day demand. The project evidence matters more than generic technology imagery.

Aerial view of Cartmel Racecourse during a live race day
Race-day scaleA network designed for the moment the venue fills.
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The parade ring at Cartmel Racecourse
A distinctive placeCoverage shaped around how the venue moves.
Official TP-Link Omada EAP783 access point product photograph
Platform contextTP-Link Omada at the wireless edge.
Horses racing in front of a busy grandstand at a Cumbrian racecourse

Up to 5,000 people

The published project scope is designed around the scale of a major Cartmel race day.

TP-Link Omada EAP783 enterprise access point mounted at the wireless edge

Public Wi-Fi

A guest-facing experience planned for high footfall rather than ordinary workplace density.

Managed switching and resilient network infrastructure supporting a high-capacity venue

Venue infrastructure

Wireless coverage considered in the context of buildings, outdoor space, movement and operational requirements.

TP-Link Omada EAP783 Wi-Fi 7 access point

TP-Link Omada platform

Enterprise wireless technology selected for a managed, visible and extensible network.

A network engineer extending fibre and switching infrastructure

Phase two follows

The next phase extends the relationship and the venue’s connectivity ambition.

Aerial view across Cartmel Racecourse and its Cumbrian surroundings on race day

A local landmark

A nationally recognised Cumbrian venue supported by a team that understands the importance of locality.

Major public venue

Designed for race-day demand

A platform ready to extend

Bring us the real situation.

We'll help make the next move clear.