Frequently Asked Questions
Can I visit a showroom to see networking equipment before buying?
Yes, Mega Computer has a showroom in Karachi where you can look at networking equipment in person. If you are elsewhere in Pakistan, orders are delivered nationwide.
What is the difference between an access point and a range extender?
An access point connects to your existing router or network cable to add a fresh wifi signal in a new area, while a range extender picks up your current wifi signal and rebroadcasts it further. Both subcategories sit under networking equipment, and which one suits you depends on whether you can run a cable to the new area.
Do you sell CCTV cameras and access control systems from the same store?
Yes, CCTV and surveillance equipment and access control systems are both stocked as subcategories under networking equipment, alongside the cabling and wireless gear needed to connect them. Delivery is nationwide with cash on delivery or online payment available.
A directory of networking gear for homes and offices, covering wifi devices, cabling, patch panels, fiber equipment, access control and CCTV surveillance.
Networking Equipment in Pakistan
Networking equipment in Pakistan covers everything a home or office needs to build, extend or secure a wired and wireless network, from a single wifi adapter to a full structured cabling run. Home users come here to fix a dead spot in the house, small offices come here to wire up new desks, and installers come here for the cable, connectors and testers a proper job needs.
This page holds no products directly. It works as a directory into the subcategories underneath it: wireless adapters and access points for building or extending wifi, network cables and range extenders for reaching rooms a router cannot cover on its own, KVM switches and network accessories for day to day IT work, patch panels, SFP modules and transceivers and fiber optic and ONT devices for structured cabling and fiber runs, and access control and CCTV surveillance for securing a site. Crimping tools and testers sit alongside these for anyone terminating cable rather than buying it pre made.
The first decision is wired versus wireless. A range extender or a second access point solves a weak signal without touching a wall, while new cable runs through patch panels and network cables suit a permanent office layout that needs consistent speed at every desk. The second decision is what the equipment is actually protecting or connecting: a fiber run into a building calls for ONT devices and SFP modules, while a site that needs monitoring or restricted entry calls for CCTV surveillance and access control rather than anything on the wifi side. Anyone terminating their own cable should treat crimping tools and testers as part of the job, not an afterthought.
Choosing the right subcategory
A household adding coverage to an upstairs room or a garage looks at wireless adapters, access points or range extenders. A small office wiring new desks or a meeting room looks at network cables, patch panels and network accessories. An IT technician managing several servers or switches from one desk looks at KVM switches. A building fitting fiber internet looks at SFP modules, transceivers and fiber optic and ONT devices. A shop, warehouse or office securing its premises looks at access control and CCTV surveillance, and anyone installing or repairing cable on site needs crimping tools and testers.
Mega Computer runs a showroom in Karachi and delivers networking equipment nationwide across Pakistan, with payment by cash on delivery or online payment.