Zinwave’s DAS solution is comprised of five components that can be used for Active or Hybrid DAS. A single layer of hardware supports 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G as well as Public Safety and other private radio networks. Flexible, it’s easy to integrate new carriers and technologies without requiring additional hardware. Fiber-based, installation is made easier.
DAS is a network of spatially separated antennas connected to a source that enhances cellular connectivity. We specialize in three indoor DAS solutions:
Comprised of passive components. It leverages off-air cellular signal from nearby cell towers, runs it through coaxial cable, amplifies it, and rebroadcasts it within a defined space.
Comprised of active components. It receives cellular signals directly from desired cellular providers and converts them to digital for transmission through fiber cabling, delivering the strongest signal possible throughout a single building or campus.
Comprised of passive and active components. It captures off-air cellular signals and boosts them with an amplifier. Boosted cellular signals are converted to digital and transmitted over fiber cabling. This DAS solution offers greater coverage and scalability than Passive DAS at a lower cost than Active DAS.
Zinwave DAS solutions offer unparalleled performance across a wide set of frequencies, ensuring superior coverage for 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, Public Safety, and other radio networks. Future-proof, it's built to accommodate new technologies as needed without replacing the entire system. Thus, Zinwave’s DAS is the ultimate solution for buildings with coverage needs greater than what a Passive DAS can provide, and long cable run requirements.
Using fiber optic cables ensures the strongest signal possible reaches the high-output power remote units, which convert received signals for broadcasting through connected antennas. The strategically placed antennas throughout the facility deliver strong, dependable coverage, providing users with the best indoor connectivity experience.
Zinwave can be scaled to fit any building or campus across any industry, such as Healthcare, Education, Hospitality, Aviation, Public Safety, and more. Typically, Hybrid DAS is best for coverage requirements of 75k to 500k sq ft. Active DAS, on the other hand, is better for buildings or campuses needing 500k or more sq ft of coverage.
Poor cellular reception and dead spots indoors are a clear indicator that a DAS is needed. Identifying which DAS solution is best for you can be a bit challenging as you'd need to measure indoor/outdoor cellular signal strength and determine coverage needs. Our signal experts can help you with this. Give us a call at 1-800-887-1961 for a free consultation.
Yes. Uniwave covers frequencies 150 MHz to 5 GHz, providing support for low- and mid-band 5G. Unitivity covers frequencies 150 MHz to 2.7 GHz, providing support for low-band 5G.
The main difference between Zinwave’s distributed antenna systems is supported frequencies. Unitivity covers 150 MHz to 2.7 GHz, while Uniwave covers 150 MHz to 5 GHz.
The Zinwave Primary Hub uses modules, which provide compatibility with specific frequencies. This means those components can be replaced with updated versions to work with newer frequencies rather than having to replace the full system. Zinwave’s unique design ensures it remains compatible with current and future wireless communication standards.
We bring high-quality DAS to you via five simple steps:
Deployment varies significantly. On average, it can take a couple of days to install a Hybrid DAS. Because Active DAS requires carrier approvals, installation time can take several months. To learn more, visit Active DAS Installation.
Yes. Zinwave can leverage the current fiber optic infrastructure to minimize disruption, simplify installation, and reduce cost.
Standard 110-120v power from your wall is needed to power the Primary and Secondary Hub.
