DAS Solutions | Distributed Antenna Systems

IN-BUILDING WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY

Reliable in-building wireless connectivity is more important than ever. And improving coverage and capacity indoors doesn’t have to be a cumbersome process. With Zinwave’s streamlined distributed antenna system, it is as simple as deploying four components on a single hardware layer to provide a must-have wireless connection.

THE 3F ADVANTAGE

It’s just four components, but it is those four components that make Zinwave different from any other in-building wireless solution.

We call it the Zinwave 3F Advantage.

FULL SPECTRUM

A Zinwave DAS solution can support all cellular and public safety frequencies between 150MHz to 2700MHz. Despite what you might hear from other solution providers, we are the only ones who can claim that. While other solution providers are able to support most cellular frequencies, none can provide it without additional investments in hardware and cabling. Not at Zinwave. Even if you initially deploy a DAS solution supporting the signal of only one wireless carrier, adding additional carriers and additional frequencies will not require new hardware.

FUTURE READY

Because a Zinwave distributed antenna system can support all frequencies from 150MHz to 2700MHz, we design your solution with the future in mind. You may initially want to amplify the signal of just one carrier. But even when your system is designed, the Zinwave solution can easily accommodate for additional carriers and added cellular and public safety frequencies. Zinwave ensures that your new system is ready to accept those frequencies once you decide you need them with no adjustment to hardware necessary.

HUB

The Hub, which can be used as a primary hub or secondary hub depending on the system’s configuration, connects directly to the RF source and brings in the signal that’s being amplified, converting the signal to optical and routing it to either the secondary hub or the remote units. The hub is modular and can interface with up to four RF sources and eight secondary hubs or remotes.

SERVICE MODULE

The Service Modules provide the interface to the RF signal source. Up to four can be deployed in a hub, and they are hot swappable, allowing either system maintenance or the addition of operators or frequencies without disrupting service.

OPTICAL MODULE

The Optical Modules support fiber links from the hub to the Remotes. Up to eight optical modules can be deployed. They are also hot swappable units, allowing for system maintenance or adding remotes with no impact to service.

REMOTE UNIT

The Remote Unit is typically mounted above ceiling tiles or in out-of-sight locations as close as possible to the service area. It converts and amplifies the wireless signal for transmission to or from a mobile device. Like the rest of the system, the remote is a wideband unit capable of supporting all frequencies from 150MHz to 2,700MHz in any combination.

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