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01. Why it matters02. What to check before you buy03. Available now at Qyvea04. How to put it to a client05. Get a quote06. FAQ
Tills need reliable network and power. Use cabled network where you can, label everything and protect with a UPS.
Key takeaways
- Cabled tills stay online.
- Labelled cables save hours.
- Surge protection saves equipment.
- A good router keeps cloud POS fast.
01Why it matters
Many POS faults are network faults. A tidy cabling plan avoids call-outs.
- Cabled tills stay online.
- Labelled cables save hours.
- Surge protection saves equipment.
- A good router keeps cloud POS fast.
02What to check before you buy
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Cat6 cable | From each till to the switch |
| Switch and router | Enough ports and a business router |
| Wi-Fi | For tablets and handhelds |
| USB and serial leads | Right lengths, no daisy chains |
| Power | Surge protection and UPS |
03Available now at Qyvea
These are real products from the Qyvea store with live prices. Delivery is across Kenya, free in Nairobi on orders over KES 5,000.
04How to put it to a client
Include cabling as a line in every quote and photograph the finished job for the client.
05Get a quote
06Frequently asked questions
Wi-Fi or cable for tills?
Cable where possible; Wi-Fi for mobile devices.
How long can a USB lead be?
Keep it short; use powered extenders for longer runs.
Do I need a router per shop?
One good router is enough for small shops.
