Telecom

Mobile Network Coverage Solutions

Close the gaps a macro network cannot reach: indoors, below ground and inside dense structures. Four distribution approaches, chosen after the survey rather than before it.

01

Cellular in-building systems (IBS)

Where the macro layer does not survive the walls, an in-building system puts the signal where people actually use it. We survey the building, design the distribution, install it and commission it against the operator's acceptance criteria, for malls, hospitals, hotels, offices, campuses and industrial sites.

  • Survey, link budget and coverage design
  • Multi-operator and multi-band support
  • Post-installation walk testing and operator acceptance
02

Digital DAS systems

A digital distributed antenna system transports the signal as data rather than as RF over coax, which allows capacity to be steered between zones instead of being fixed at design time. That matters wherever load moves through a building across the day: concourses, conference floors, terminals and hospital wings.

  • Capacity allocated per zone and re-allocated as demand shifts
  • Cleaner multi-operator and multi-band scaling
  • Remote monitoring and fault isolation per remote unit
03

Active fibre DAS systems

An active fibre system carries the signal optically to remote units placed near the antennas and converts back to RF locally. Because the loss budget is no longer spent on long coaxial runs, distance stops being the dominant design constraint, which is what makes large and vertically distributed buildings tractable.

  • Coverage governed by remote-unit placement, not cable loss
  • Suited to towers, campuses, hospitals and transport hubs
  • Higher bands carried without the attenuation penalty of coax
04

Cellular off-air repeaters

For a basement, a tunnel or a smaller venue with a usable donor signal, an off-air repeater is the proportionate answer. The engineering that matters is donor selection and isolation: a badly sited repeater does not merely under-perform, it oscillates and degrades the donor cell for everyone on it.

  • Donor selection and isolation planning
  • Gain and oscillation control
  • Operator-compliant commissioning
05

IBS services

The system is only as good as the work around it. We provide the full service wrap: site survey, design, installation, commissioning, acceptance testing and ongoing maintenance, so responsibility for the result sits in one place.

  • Site survey and RF design
  • Installation and commissioning
  • Acceptance testing and documentation
  • Maintenance and fault response

Want this scoped against your numbers?

Tell us the constraint you are working against, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.