Simply put a Diplexer is a passive device that has TWO inputs mixed into ONE output. Unlike a SPLITTER where the signal and frequency is divided equally and 3 dB of loss is introduced into the system –– a DIPLEXER introduces each of the TWO inputs as a HIGH and a LOW frequency which are disjointed or uneven. This multi-plex mix introduces (depending on the brand) only a ~0.5dB of loss into the system design. The advantage of using a DIPLEXER is this allows you to TUNE your cellular inputs to the Bi-Directional Amplifier(BDA) or DAS headend for specific frequencies and carriers.
Through our customized cell signal boosting solutions, were were able to bring Jasper Plumbing and its two tenants from 0 to 1 bars to 4 and 5 bars in less than a single business day. Jasper Plumbing has been getting rave reviews from its tenants, and they've been able to maintain ideal cellular connectivity throughout their operations. Our process is designed to identify and resolve issues as quickly as possible –– so that clients such as Jasper Plumbing have connectivity when they need it.
Outside of the Mob Museum there were perfect cellular signals from all major providers. But the museum itself was built out of such solid materials that the cellular signals couldn't get into the building. This is an increasing problem with modern buildings: they are developed from hardy, next-generation materials that resist signal penetration.
STANCE was looking for an all-around solution to improve upon their cellular coverages throughout their new headquarters -- without increasing their budget significantly. Through our passive DAS technology powered by WilsonPro, they were able to acquire lightning fast, guaranteed coverage for AT&T, Verizon, and other cellular service providers.
The moment that our system went live, coverage shot up from zero bars to four and five bars. Not only were the team at American Energy pleased with the results, but we were proud to have been able to help with the technological side of this incredible project. Paul wrote, "I want to thank you guys again for the DAS solution you provided..."
To be able to deliver clean energy back into the power grid you have to be able to convert, multiply and understand what the solar array is doing 24/7. In short the array is connected back to a SEED controller, which stands for "Standard Energy Efficiency Data". Essentially this standard protects the electrical grid, reliable cellular connectivity is critical.
