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The In-Building Experts
Radio One can engineer and design a custom in building solution for your building, facility or campus
Also knows as “Signal Boosters”, Bi-Directional Amplifiers (BDA) or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), these solutions bring wireless signals from outside your structure, amplify the signal and then evenly distribute that signal throughout the structure. These solutions are complex and require proper engineering design, analysis and installation in order to make them work correctly and efficiently for your specific situation.
Can your employees communicate in all areas of your building?
Is your building compliant with local public safety zoning laws?
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Do you have poor cell phone coverage in your building?
December 31st, 2023 Deadline
Florida Fire Prevention Code (FFPC) Advisory
Radio One and the Safer Buildings Coalition have created this useful document to outline the Florida Fire Code: Existing Buildings Timetable.
Florida Fire Prevention Code (FFPC) requires codes and standards-compliant public safety communication coverage inside buildings (new and existing). Florida Statutes provide additional requirements and processes to what is codified in FFPC. FFPC specifies signal strength, quality, and percentage of general and critical areas covered. The systems typically used to enhance in-building coverage are called Emergency Communication Enhancement Systems (ERCES), or as they are referred to in the statutes, two-way radio communication enhancement system. .
What is a Distributed Antenna Systems?
A Distributed Antenna System (DAS) is a wireless network that provides seamless coverage in large buildings or areas. DAS systems can be installed indoors, outdoors, and underground to provide the best possible service for public safety agencies, two-way radio, and cell phone users.
How is a DAS System Used?
First responders need a reliable, resilient, optimized wireless broadband network to carry out their mission. Not only must they communicate instantly without interruption, but agencies must collect and filter through all the information streaming in from the community. Interoperability among agencies and secure transmissions are critical to an effective coordinated response. A Distributed Antenna Systems allows public safety agencies including police and fire departments to communicate safely throughout your facility.
Many municipalities throughout Florida and around the country are mandating building owners provide uninterrupted wireless coverage for first responders while inside their buildings.
