Mobile and radio coverage, by type of site
For building owners, facility managers and the integrators who work for them: what usually goes wrong at each type of site, which system fits, and who has to agree.
Choose your site
Tunnels
Road, rail and metro. Mobile networks and TETRA, usually with radiating cable and fibre-fed remote units.
Underground car parks
Parking and charging apps, payment terminals and emergency calls need a signal below ground.
Hospitals and care campuses
Staff, patients and visitors on every network, in a building that cannot stop working.
Office buildings
Insulated façades and deep floor plans block the signal. Tenants use different operators.
Warehouses and industrial sites
Steel, racking and long distances, with handhelds and machines that rely on the network.
Multi-operator DAS
How the Belgian process works: notification, operators’ answers, design, activation and maintenance.
Illustration of a typical site, not of a specific installation.
One rule applies at every site
A repeater or DAS may only carry a mobile network with the permission of its operator. Small boosters sold online are no exception: switched on without that permission they are not allowed, and they can disturb the network for others. BIPT explains the rule on its website.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about the site below. A floor plan and a sentence on where the signal fails are enough.
Discuss your siteTell us about the site
A few answers are enough for a first product selection.
Planning a product line under your own brand? Use the OEM / ODM form.
- A product selection for the site
- A first link budget where the site needs one
- The list of what we still need from you, such as floor plans or donor measurements
You can attach floor plans here, or send them by email later.