Zinwave, a global provider of wideband distributed network solutions for in-building wireless, announced that it will showcase its UNItivity distributed wireless access solution (DAS) at the Critical Communications World show being held on May 31-June 2 in Amsterdam. In booth A24, Zinwave will demonstrate the industry\u2019s only DAS that supports all current public safety frequencies and can accommodate the addition of future frequencies without the need for hardware upgrades. <\/p>\n
UNItivity\u2019s wideband architecture supports frequencies from 150 to 2700 MHz, providing access for any public safety frequency. In addition, UNItivity uses a streamlined design that includes just two components: a primary\/secondary hub, and a thin, ceiling-mounted remote unit, so installation and maintenance is less expensive than with other, more complex DAS systems. <\/p>\n
As an all-fibre system, Zinwave\u2019s UNItivity DAS is an ideal solution for large facilities like airports, hospitals, and hotels because cabling can extend for more than a dozen kilometers while delivering uniformly high performance at each antenna location. UNItivity also delivers the lowest total cost of ownership (TCO) because it natively handles a wide range of current and future public safety frequency bands, so expensive equipment upgrades aren\u2019t needed when new bands go into service. <\/p>\n
\u201cFirst responders demand uniform, high-performance wireless services inside any building,\u201d said John Spindler, vice president of marketing at Zinwave. \u201cOur wideband, simplified DAS architecture delivers outstanding performance with the industry\u2019s lowest TCO, making it the best choice for public safety deployments.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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