Technology partner · RUCKUS
RUCKUS Wi-Fi partner in Southern California
High-density Wi-Fi and switching for hotels, multifamily buildings, venues and schools.
Updated October 2026 · CSLB #819788, C-7, C-10, C-28
The short answer
WCC is a RUCKUS partner that designs and installs RUCKUS Wi-Fi and switching across Southern California. RUCKUS is strongest in high-density and hard-to-cover spaces such as hotels, multifamily buildings, venues and schools. Access points typically run $800 to $2,000 installed.
What we install
RUCKUS products we install
| Product | Use |
|---|---|
| Indoor access points | Offices, hotels, classrooms and apartments |
| Outdoor access points | Courtyards, pools, campuses and venues |
| ICX switches | Access and core switching with PoE |
| RUCKUS One | Cloud management for sites of every size |
| SmartZone controllers | On-premises control for large deployments |
When RUCKUS fits
When to choose RUCKUS
Hotels and multifamily
Strong coverage per access point and guest and resident networks.
Venues and dense spaces
Designed for many devices in one area.
Hard buildings
Concrete, long corridors and odd layouts.
Design
Every RUCKUS network starts with a survey
We design RUCKUS deployments with an Ekahau survey, then validate coverage after installation. For hotels and apartments, that means designing for every room, not just hallways. See wireless.
How it works
How a RUCKUS project runs
Survey
Site walk and predictive or on-site survey.
Design
Install
Cabling, access points and switching.
Install
Validate
Coverage tested and documented.
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Why WCC
Why buy RUCKUS from WCC
Installed by our own team
California installs are done by WCC technicians, not handed to a subcontractor after the sale.
Everything around it
We also build the cabling, network, power and security the system depends on.
Licensed since 2003
CSLB #819788 with C-7, C-10 and C-28 classifications, plus CMAS and OMNIA Partners for public agencies.
FAQ
RUCKUS questions
Is WCC a RUCKUS partner?
Yes. WCC designs, installs and supports RUCKUS Wi-Fi and switching.
How much does a RUCKUS access point cost installed?
Typically $800 to $2,000 indoors and $1,400 to $2,600 outdoors.
Is RUCKUS good for hotels?
Yes. RUCKUS is widely used in hotels and multifamily buildings for in-room coverage.
Cloud or controller?
RUCKUS One is cloud-managed; SmartZone controllers suit large on-premises deployments.
Do you survey before installing?
Yes. Every design starts with an Ekahau survey.
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Tell us about your building, and we'll survey and design coverage.
