Araknis Networks Dealer and Installer

Hybryd Systems installs Araknis Networks gear as the network layer under nearly every system we build, routers, switches, and access points sized to carry a full house of streaming, security, and automation traffic without dropping a connection.

What does Araknis do well?

Araknis builds business grade routers, switches, and wireless access points sized for a home running streaming video, security cameras, and a full smart home system on one network at once, not just a phone and a laptop. Multiple access points spread coverage evenly through a house instead of one router straining to reach every room, and PoE switches power cameras and access points over the same cable that carries their data, which keeps the equipment closet simpler. Every Araknis device reports into OvrC, so Hybryd can check network health, push a firmware update, or reboot a stuck device remotely, often before a homeowner notices anything was wrong.

What does Hybryd install with Araknis?

We size an Araknis router, switch, and access point layout to the house during structured wiring, then run it as the foundation everything else sits on: Luma cameras, Control4 processors, Episode audio zones, and Alarm.com monitoring all depend on that network staying up. PoE from Araknis switches powers cameras and access points directly, so there is no separate power supply hanging off an outlet near the camera. Because every device is managed through OvrC, Hybryd can log in remotely to diagnose a slow connection or a dropped camera feed and fix most issues without a truck roll, which usually means a faster fix than waiting on a service call.

Coverage for how Phoenix area homes are built

Large single story homes, block wall construction, and detached casitas or guest houses are common across Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, and Queen Creek, and a single router rarely covers all of it well. Araknis access points are built to mesh together, so Hybryd can place two, three, or more around a property, including a detached structure, and keep one network rather than a separate guest wifi that drops when you walk outside. On new construction, we run the cable for those access points during prewire, before drywall goes up, so coverage is built into the house instead of patched on afterward.

Services That Use Araknis Networks

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need Araknis if my internet provider already gave me a router?

You can keep your provider's equipment for internet service only, but a business grade Araknis router and access points give more reliable coverage and let Hybryd manage the network remotely. Most whole home systems depend on that reliability.

Can an Araknis network support cameras and access control too?

Yes. Araknis switches provide PoE, power over the same cable that carries data, so cameras, access points, and other network devices can run without a separate power supply near each one.

What happens if something on my network stops responding?

Because every Araknis device reports into OvrC, Hybryd can often see the problem and reboot the device remotely, without scheduling a visit.

Can Araknis cover a large lot with a guest house or casita?

Yes. Araknis access points are built to work together as one network, so Hybryd can add coverage to a detached structure without creating a separate wifi network you have to switch between.