Police station gets reliable coverage
CEL-FI QUATRA Amplifies Cellular Signals in College Station Police Department Summary Challenge A police department’s newly constructed two-story, 60,000 square-foot building had zero cellular coverage in some offices, with dropped calls in other areas The building’s robust exterior walls blocked the cellular signals from the most-used carriers Using analog solutions to generically boost cellular signals […]
Improved connection for First Responders
CEL-FI Improves Communication and Response Time for City of Denton First Responders Request a Free Consultation Summary Challenge Located in Texas, the City of Denton is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, with more than 135,000 people calling it home. The Denton Fire/Rescue Department has been providing residents with first-responder services since […]
GO RED solves critical communication
Summary Challenge Eaton County Central Dispatch building is located in a rural area with a subterranean room The building is comprised of dense building materials Lack of cellular coverage in a 3,000 square foot basement Solution CEL-FI GO RED Results Coverage in the facility for training sessions and meetings Confidence that it will work in […]
Supercell brings reliable signal to agency
CEL-FI QUATRA Supercell brings reliable signal to a rural agency Summary Challenge Federal law enforcement agency with a 60,000 square foot canine training facility Rural location with very weak signal from the macro network outside the building External roof-top antenna did not improve the donor signal sufficiently Solution CEL-FI QUATRA Supercell Results Quick install and […]
CEL-FI QUATRA helps law enforcement
CEL-FI QUATRA helps law enforcement agency solve cellular signal issues inside multiple facilities Summary Challenge A law enforcement agency was having cellular coverage issues at many of its locations (ranging from 30,000 to 240,000 ft2) because of thick cinder block walls. Solution Multiple CEL-FI QUATRA Systems Results • Signal coverage brought to labs and basements […]
