WiFi Connection in Mundahera, Jhajjar: One Plan for a Big Joint Family

Can a big joint family in Mundahera share one WiFi connection?

Yes. WiFi broadband is available in Mundahera from DVM Techno’s Kasni branch. It reaches the house over the air at a small antenna on the roof, so no cable is laid, and plans start from 400 rupees a month with unlimited data and no FUP. One connection with a well-placed router can serve the whole joint family.

A joint family of 8 to 12 people can easily have 10 or more phones, one or two TVs and a laptop under one roof, spread across two floors. The questions are always the same: how much speed, how many devices at once, where to put the router, and whether one plan can replace everyone’s data recharges. This guide works through each. Coverage for your lane is on the Mundahera WiFi page.

Which speed suits a household of 8 to 12 people: 30, 50, 100 or 200 Mbps?

Size the plan for the busiest evening hour, not for the number of people. In most joint families that hour has one or two TVs, several phones on video and perhaps a class or a call. A large video platform’s system requirements recommend 2.5 Mbps for 720p, 5 Mbps for 1080p and 20 Mbps for 4K; using those figures:

Treat the table as an upper estimate: phones rarely all play video at the same moment, and chats, UPI and short browsing use far less. If the family regularly hits the ‘busy’ row, Standard 100 Mbps is the comfortable choice for 8 to 12 people.

How many devices can use the WiFi at the same time?

Router models differ in how many devices they handle comfortably, but in a home the real limit is usually that every busy device shares the same plan speed and WiFi airtime. Ten phones idle on chat use very little; ten phones on video add up quickly.

1. List every phone in the house, including elders’ and children’s, plus tablets.
2. Add TVs, streaming sticks, laptops and desktop PCs.
3. Add the quiet devices: WiFi cameras, smart plugs and a printer.
4. Mark the ones that stream video in the evening; these decide the plan.
5. After a week, open the router’s device list and remove anything you do not recognise.

Where should the router go in a two-storey house?

Mount it high on a ground-floor wall near the stairwell, and if the upper floor is still weak, run a LAN cable up the stairs to a second access point. A concrete roof slab and thick brick walls block much of the WiFi signal between floors.

• Decide before installation: the antenna is on the roof and a cable runs down to the router, so choose a central spot near the stairs rather than a corner room.
• Separate family portions: where brothers’ families live on different floors, a wired access point on each floor gives everyone a strong signal from one plan.
• Courtyard houses: a router behind closed iron doors loses range; a spot facing the open courtyard usually reaches more rooms.
• Bands: use 2.4 GHz for far rooms and the roof, and 5 GHz near the router for TVs and laptops.
• Power: put the router and antenna adapter on the inverter so the whole house stays online in a power cut.

For more fixes, including mesh systems and repeaters, read our guide to the WiFi slow problem and how to increase WiFi range.

Is one shared plan better than many mobile recharges?

For a joint family, one unlimited home plan can replace many individual data recharges, because every phone, TV and laptop at home uses the same connection with no daily cap. Each person still keeps a mobile pack for calls and for use outside the house.

• One fixed bill: the Starter 50 Mbps plan at 600 rupees a month, shared by three families in the house, is 200 rupees each.
• No one runs out: a child’s online class no longer depends on a parent’s hotspot or the day’s data left.
• Review recharges: after a month on home WiFi, check each phone’s data usage screen and decide whether everyone still needs a large data pack.
• House rules: keep one adult as the router admin, give visitors the guest network, and agree on quiet hours for big downloads.

How to get connected in Mundahera

1. Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313, Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 7 PM, and say ‘Mundahera’, how many floors the house has and roughly how many devices you use.
2. A free signal test is done at your roof to confirm the antenna can reach the network.
3. The antenna and router are installed free, usually in 2 to 3 hours. Agree the router spot in advance.
4. In most villages the internet starts the same day. Connect every device and keep the router admin password somewhere safe.

See the Mundahera broadband page for coverage, or browse all 37 villages around Kasni. For a general comparison of connection types, read about WiFi connections in a village.

Plans and prices in Mundahera

Every plan has unlimited data with no FUP, free installation of the antenna and router, and local support from Kasni.

Get the 100 and 200 Mbps prices on +91-8448523313 or on the Mundahera plans page.

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