WHAT OWNERS SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT THE USE OF IBW OR DAS
While virtually all markets are served by one or more wireless providers, there are still gaps in coverage within large commercial complexes. To offer consumers and commercial industries a solution to address these service gaps or deficiencies the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued Report and Order FCC 13-21.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT
TYPES OF SOLUTIONS
Wireless solutions exist for all sizes and types of buildings. From Pico cells which are ideal for small footprint applications where enhancement is only needed for a single carrier all the way to neutral host active DAS solutions frequently used in large venues enhancing service for multiple network operators.
RF SURVEYS
Pierson Wireless provides RF Survey services to assist customers to understand the coverage and quality of their existing wireless services.
Our team using state of the art walk test equipment can document coverage of every network operator within your building. We can do this as an initial step to identify needs or post installation to validate coverage or performance. We will provide simple easy to understand reports and help determine next steps.
NETWORK DESIGN
Pierson Wireless has a dedicated team of Network Design engineers. Using industry standard tools such as iBwave, Atoll and RanPlan, our engineers will design a custom solution that provides coverage where you need it. Our solutions are capable of supporting all network operator technologies and frequencies.
Accompanying our designs are predictive coverage maps and 3D models so that it is easy to see the areas improved.
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