If poor connection affects your bottom line, and day-to-day operations, then without a doubt a cellular DAS solution helps improve indoor coverage and keeps work productive.

Cellular DAS connects directly to the carrier network. Cellular BDA amplifies cellular signal broadcasting from the outside. DAS is more powerful but more expensive and requires more paperwork and time. BDA is faster, cheaper, but less powerful.

It depends. Think of it like being in a concert. Those closest to the source (signal) can get away with a BDA system. Those way in the back will need a DAS system to get satisfactory results.

Absolutely not. Every building, every situation, and every requirement is different. Having a tailored done by professionals provides definitive results. Anything less and it’ll come back to get you in the long run.

It varies depending on the type of solution and coverage requirements. Average cost can be as low as $1 per square feet (sometimes lower) up to $5-10 per square feet.

If your local authority is requiring public safety coverage in order to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy (basically be open for business) then yes, you’ll need one.

DAS (distributed antenna system) and BDA (bi-directional antenna) are nearly one and the same. DAS can either be active or passive. Active DAS is directly connected to the provider network and provides the best results. Passive DAS (another name for BDA) amplifies existing provider signal and provides the most cost-efficient solution.

It depends. Think of it like being in a concert. Those closest to the source (signal) can get away with a BDA system. Those way in the back will need a DAS system to get satisfactory results.