Wireless solutions
Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
Engineer and deliver indoor cellular coverage for complex, high-traffic, and hard-to-cover facilities.
Design around the environment
Bring the building into the coverage conversation.
Distributed antenna planning connects indoor coverage needs to building conditions, antenna locations, pathways, and the service requirements of the project.
Shape the coverage plan
Map the coverage need
Identify the spaces and services that need coverage, including problem locations and planned building changes.
Coordinate the system layout
Review antenna locations, equipment rooms, cable pathways, power, and access with the building and design teams.
Agree on acceptance
Define surveys, test locations, records, and the carrier or other responsible parties involved in acceptance.
Infrastructure in focus
Bring the signal path into focus.
The headend, signal distribution, and supporting connections form part of a coordinated in-building cellular design.
Plan the deliverables
Connect the survey to delivery
The final deliverables are agreed for your project. These are useful starting points.
- Documented coverage and service requirements
- Coordinated antenna and pathway plan
- Installation and acceptance records
Questions to work through
Is DAS the same as Wi-Fi?
They serve different wireless requirements. A building can need both, with distinct equipment, service ownership, and testing.
Can the work be coordinated with a building renovation?
Yes. Early coordination helps identify pathway, ceiling, equipment-room, and access requirements before those spaces are closed up.