NetWX
NetBeam - one mobile network, built for every event
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August 25, 2026

Every event has the same basic need: reliable internet, no matter where the location is. On a village square, in a field without a fixed line, on an industrial estate, or at a historical site where cables are not permitted – NetWX builds the network that works there.


ONE MAST, ONE LARGE COVERAGE AREA

The NetBeam is a modular mast that creates a single large Wi-Fi coverage across the entire event site on its own. No scattered routers here and there, no cables crisscrossing the grounds – everything originates from one central point.


NO FIXED CONNECTION NEEDED

The NetBeam combines multiple 5G satellite connections into a single bundled, stable line. If one connection drops, the rest simply continue running. Ideal for locations where no fiber or fixed line is available—or where applying to a provider would simply take too long for a temporary event.


MODULAR AND EXPANDABLE

Small event, short and simple? The NetBeam alone suffices. Large grounds, multiple zones, thousands of visitors? The system expands with additional access points that connect seamlessly to the same mast – from a single square to an entire festival site. And not everything needs to be wireless. From the mast, we also run wired connections to where they are needed: a cash register, a production station, a ticket counter, or a screen. Cable over short distances, fiber optics when distances become longer or more prone to interference.


SEPARATE NETWORKS FOR EACH TARGET GROUP

Payment terminals, crew, and visitors never have to share the same network. Each gets its own, secure network—important for security as well as for performance when things get busy.


GUEST WIFI WITH OWN BRANDING

Via a captive portal, visitors log in to a page featuring your event's logo and colors—an immediate additional point of contact and, if desired, a way to collect visitor data.


IN PRACTICE

At Swing Wespelaar, a three-day blues festival, NetWX provided a secure network for 28 payment terminals, a crew network, and guest Wi-Fi in this way—all from a single mast, for three days without interruption, monitored live remotely.


We get it connected. Wherever your event is.

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