Indoor Cellular & DAS use cases
WHAT IT ISIndoor Cellular & DASIndoor cellular (often called DAS) brings AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile signal inside your building and spreads it where people are, so calls, texts and data just work.
SITUATIONS6 common problemsEach one explains the problem, why it happens, what we do and what changes.
HOW WE STARTYour floor plans or site plansA predictive design first; onsite survey when it matters.
Six situations where phones don't work indoors.
Indoor cellularCase IC-01
No cell signal inside a brand-new building
Energy-efficient glass and concrete block carrier signal. Indoor cellular brings it back.
Offices & real estateSee how it's solved Indoor cellularCase IC-02Calls drop in the hospital's interior and basement
Keep phones working for clinicians, patients and visitors throughout the building.
HealthcareSee how it's solved Indoor cellularCase IC-03Coverage depends on which floor you lease
Make cell service a building amenity for every tenant.
Offices & real estateSee how it's solved Indoor cellularCase IC-04Phones stop working when the venue fills up
Cellular capacity designed for a full house, not an empty one.
Venues & hospitalitySee how it's solved Indoor cellularCase IC-05Calls drop in elevators, stairwells and parking
Cover the in-between spaces most plans forget.
Offices & real estate · Healthcare · Venues & hospitalitySee how it's solved Indoor cellularCase IC-06Does one DAS cover both code and cell service?
Understand the two systems before the building inspection.
Offices & real estate · Public sector & safety · HealthcareSee how it's solvedNot quite it?
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Practical next step
Tell us where the phones stop working.
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