Should Cellular DAS and ERRCS be Integrated?

Should Cellular DAS and ERRCS be Integrated?

The short answer is yes. Despite some challenges, the financial and technical benefits outweigh the operational and code objections. The local AHJ can advise on the requirements if they allow the integration of these systems. The long answer is perhaps. Read on for...
ERRCS in 2034

ERRCS in 2034

The future of Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems (ERRCS) over the next decade is likely to see significant advancements driven by technological innovations, evolving regulatory requirements, and increasing emphasis on public safety. The reality is that...
ERRCS & Elevators

ERRCS & Elevators

A recent NY Times article caught my attention: “The American Elevator Explains Why Housing Costs Have Skyrocketed”. (See below for article link) The author is the founder and executive director of the Center for Building in North America. One conclusion he makes in...
A Simple Guide to ERRCS Process and Components

A Simple Guide to ERRCS Process and Components

One challenge to the design and installation of an Emergency Responder Radio Communication System (ERRCS) is that the process and codes required to implement vary by jurisdiction. This is one of the fundamental differences between an ERRCS and a Cellular Distributed...
Common ERRCS Myths

Common ERRCS Myths

Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Systems (ERRCS) are critical in ensuring that first responders have reliable communication capabilities within buildings during emergencies. Despite their importance, several myths and misconceptions about ERRCS exist. Here are some...