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Try our affordably priced DIY Long Range P2P Wireless Ethernet Bridge kit at under $350. It is a plug and play kit for your broadband wireless coverage solution. It projects network access to other locations securely using an existing wireless network. It is a complete "do it yourself" kit. It creates a point to point wifi bridge using two directional antennas with integrated pre-configured or pre-paired radios. If you need to send a wireless network connection from one building to another, but do not have the time and money to set up a new one, we highly recommend this affordably priced DIY...

Cost-Effective Solution Provides In-Building Coverage for Public Safety Bands +4G LTE Cell Frequencies The public safety signal boosters and cell phone signal boosters can be installed side by side for optimal communication and potentially life-saving outcomes. The two types of systems are ideal for large buildings. The public safety signal booster system provides coverage for public safety bands to boost indoor in-building coverage to first responder 2-way radios operating on public safety bands including the new FirstNet network frequencies. The cell phone signal booster provides coverage for all consumer cellular devices such as smartphones operating on all major North American cell carrier...

This one thing could have saved hundreds of lives in the 9/11 attacks.  "In a time of external crisis, internal communications take precedence... before any constructive actions take place...", reports an article titled, "Crisis Communication: Lessons from 9/11" on Harvard Business Review's official website. In aftermath of the horrendous disaster that shook the world, tabloids carried official reports that mirrored these thoughts. All of them pointed towards the same collective conclusion: Communication crisis played a major role in disaster management. Clearly, radio signal accessibility, even in the remotest locations, is the need of the hour. Building materials are the number...

Two types of Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) and their differences. A DAS, which stands for Distributed Antenna Systems uses various components to provide signal inside of a home, office or commercial building. Some of these components require power to function and others don't. This is the main difference between active and passive systems. Let us examine the remaining differences between both systems we call passive & active DAS. Active DAS. Active DAS must use components that must have power. They often consist of fiber-optic cables and remote nodes. They also allow you to add capacity to a network by using...

Remote Monitoring allows you to control and monitor your cell phone signal booster system from anywhere with a simple no-frills Android app, iPhone app or Sentry web portal. It is essential for installers because it provides fast and seamless installations.