Cellular DaS SOLUTIONS

Small Cell passive das solutions can solve cellular coverage issues quickly and cost effectively

Cellular Das solutions 

Building owners, property managers, and enterprise customers have a number of options when there’s a cellular coverage problem. Traditionally so-called Active Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) were the only alternative for many customers. These systems are expensive and take months to deploy, although for customers with capacity issues (think football stadium) it is the preferred solution.

For most customers, a Passive DAS fed by either an over-the-air donor antenna or a “Small Cell” from each carrier is a much more cost-effective and simple solution to deploy.

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Cellular DAS versus WiFi for Voice Calls

Many building owners have been told/convinced that an installed WiFi network is sufficient to handle voice traffic when there is a problem with cellular service in the building. Given the cost of a cellular Distributed Antenna System (DAS), it’s natural for them to...

Why ERCES and Cellular DAS Will Start to Look More Alike

Many building owners chafe at the additional costs imposed by the code requirement of ERCES. (aka public safety DAS). Why, they ask, should they bear the costs of ensuring that First Responder radios work in their building? Shouldn’t this be the problem of the radio...

Do new ERRCS codes always improve Life Safety?

As a company in the ERRCS ecosystem, we seemingly would have a vested interest in the proliferation of more stringent codes that would both expand the number of buildings required to have an ERRCS and increase the complexity of testing and design. Unfortunately, we’re...

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

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

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...

In-Building Wireless Solutions (IBWS): What we do.

Previous blogs have focused primarily on the nuances of Cellular DAS and ERRCS. For those of you who’ve read it, thank you: for those of you who’ve hit the delete key, I get it, you’re busy. But this one is about explaining what we do and how we might differ from...