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Specialty contractor-engineering firm, KCI Convergent Technologies, is changing its name to KCI Communications Infrastructure (KCI-CI), along with combining its wire-line construction and wireless engineering arms. The resulting organization will provide turnkey cell tower construction, leveraging its contracting expertise in cabling, outside plant and cellular construction and maintenance with the comprehensive design capabilities of sister engineering… Continue »
The MBF-20 from Axell Wireless is a new multi-band, fiber-fed repeater from Axell Wireless. The MBF-20 comes in dual-band configurations but can be combined to make a quad-band remote supporting 700 MHz LTE, 850 MHz cellular, 1700 MHz AWS, and 1900 MHz PCS with 23 dBm per output port (two ports per remote). The repeater… Continue »
Trilogy Communications’ air-dielectric AirCell 6 GHz, AP6012J50, is plenum cable solution for the DAS in-building environment. It meets the National Electric Code, UL-910 and NEC-CMP, for communications equipment. The AirCell plenum cable offers 94 percent velocity of propagation and the low attenuation for frequencies 30 MHz to 6 GHz. www.trilogycoax.com
SitePortal is a web-based system from C Squared Systems for monitoring remote, complex multi-vendor environments. A common remote management tool allows users to view aggregated notifications, manage faults and alerts, define system parameters, run reports, troubleshoot devices, add notes and consolidate documentation, and set permission access. The unit monitors devices associated with wireless access points,… Continue »
Highlighting the year were new products offered up by manufacturers aimed at providing a wider variety of coverage solutions, spanning indoor/outdoor and low-power/high-power solutions, thus blurring the lines between an in-building wireless system and an outdoor DAS. Steps were also made toward the goal of making DAS a component of the heterogeneous network of the… Continue »
Common wisdom now says that small cells will represent a big opportunity for the wireless infrastructure industry. With AT&T’s announcement that Project Velocity IP (VIP) would bring 40,000 small cells online, the technology was placed front and center stage. But there were other signs of mainstream acceptance of small cells, like NEC’s agreement with SpiderCloud…. Continue »
