Emergency Responder Radio Communications Systems (ERRCS) are a vital component of public safety communications in buildings and facilities. These systems are designed to ensure that first responders can communicate effectively during emergencies, making them a vital component of any emergency response plan. However, to ensure the safety of occupants and the effectiveness of first responders, [...]
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At RFE Communications, we are committed to providing reliable and effective communication solutions for our clients. That's why we are excited to be showcasing our Wilson 4300 and 1300 units at the CEDIA Expo 22. These units are perfect for large-scale office facilities that require a boost in communication and cell phone signal for all [...]
At the recent Campus Safety Conference Fort Worth, RFE Communications showcased their latest innovations in public safety and critical communication systems. President Armand Ely and Senior Project Manager Damon Rautry introduced RFE's flagship products, which included cellular signal amplifiers for building interiors, emergency responder communication signal boosters, Wi-Fi infrastructure integration, and mobile vehicle connectivity units. [...]
Emergency Responder Radio Communications Systems (ERRCS) are essential for maintaining reliable communication among first responders during emergencies, making them a vital component of any emergency response plan. To better understand ERRCS and their functionality, let's delve into their key components and how they work. The Key to Effective ERRCS Compliance It is essential to note [...]
In today’s fast-paced business environment, reliable cellular communication is critical to the success of any commercial building. However, many commercial buildings suffer from poor cellular connection due to weak or nonexistent signals. This is where Bi-Directional Amplifier (BDA) systems come in. In this post, we'll explain how BDA systems work and the benefits they can [...]
We live in a world that relies on various wireless technologies to communicate with one another. For the general consumer, infrastructure elements such as strong cellular, radio, and Wi-Fi signals have moved beyond being a luxury into a matter of safety and security. Radio and cellular signals are often weakened in large buildings and other…
What’s the difference between passive and active distributed antenna systems (DAS)? We hear this question a lot in our field. To put it simply, a distributed antenna system, or DAS, is a clustered installation of antennas to boost cellular network coverage in areas with weak signal. ACTIVE DAS Active DAS simply means the components require…
When we talk about ‘In-Building Wireless’ (IBW), what do we actually mean? Though ‘IBW” may sound like one set-in-stone solution, in actuality, that single term encompasses an entire class of diverse, specialized solutions and technologies – that enterprise owners, managers and architects must understand in order to implement the right IBW solution for their space,…
State-of-the-art emergency responder communication systems are critical in daily operations and emergency situations alike. Natural disasters, fires, large crime scenes, or even everyday accidents require a swift and reliable system for first responders. It’s no secret that the quantity and severity of mass shootings in the U.S. is on an upward trajectory that shows no…
For facilities managers, building owners and architects, building wireless solutions should be front of mind to ensure the best enterprise connectivity options available. Of course, there are situations, where clients are unfamiliar with solutions other than Wi-Fi, or concern over building wireless complexity vs. Wi-Fi simplicity causes hesitation. However, most enterprise networks will need the…
