📶 You Never Want "No Signal" in an Emergency
Here’s a sobering fact from the National Emergency Number Association: An estimated 240 million calls are made to 9-1-1 in the U.S. each year. In many areas, 80% or more are from wireless devices.
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Now, think about the wireless coverage in a concrete or glass-clad building. Concrete is great for hurricanes; bad for cellphone service. Similarly, low-e glass is excellent for energy-efficiency; lousy for cellular signals.
The World Works Wirelessly
Is Your Building Ready?
Productivity
80% of cellular use today happens indoors.
Can those who visit and work in your building stay connected through uninterrupted connectivity?
Public Safety
In an emergency, it is likely that a 911 call will be attempted from on a cell phone. Will it connect? Do Emergency Radio Systems encounter dead zones in your building?
Private Wireless Networks
Handle your building’s mission-critical functions and satisfy the growing demand for bandwidth. When you need control, cellular must be secure and reliable.
