Wifi signal Strength is measured in RSSI which stands for “Received Signal Strength Indicator.”

This is shown in the simpson and partners app underneath "wifi network settings"

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That’s just a fancy way of saying “how strong or weak your Wi-Fi signal is.”

Think of it like this:

• ✅ Strong RSSI (closer to 0) → like someone talking to you right next to your ear — easy to hear, clear signal, fast Wi-Fi.
• ⚠️ Weak RSSI (big negative number) → like someone shouting from the other end of the house — hard to hear, choppy connection, slow Wi-Fi.

RSSI is usually shown as a negative number (for example -40 or 80)‍
👉 The closer the number is to zero, the better the signal.
👉 The farther away (like -80 or -90) the weaker the signal.

An RSSI of -127 means that your charger is connected via an ethernet connection, which is hardwired and stable

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🧠 Simple way to remember:
The higher (less negative) the number, the better your Wi-Fi will work.

📍 If you’re seeing weak signal, it usually means:

• You’re too far from the router,
• There are walls or obstacles in the way,
• Or something’s interfering with the signal.

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