INPAQ High-Performance Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Antennas

• The densification of networks due to the explosive demand for mobile data is being accomplished via the use of small cells and distributed antenna systems (DAS). Distributed antenna systems help boost cellular and data coverage, improving reliability in high-traffic areas and enhancing wireless network capacity.
  
  INPAQ’s high-performance Distributed Antenna System (DAS) antenna series offers a variety of rugged, low-profile, high-efficiency, and wideband antenna designs to meet the diverse indoor communication needs and specifications required for critical mission operations and public safety applications.
  
  INPAQ’s Distributed Antenna System (DAS) antenna series can be customized to meet your needs with changes in cable length or connector types. Full custom developments can also be undertaken for specific requirements.

Cellular DAS antennas are specialized antennas used in DAS networks to enhance and distribute cellular signals in areas with weak or insufficient coverage. These antennas improve mobile connectivity by amplifying and redistributing signals from cellular carriers (such as 4G LTE and 5G), ensuring seamless communication.

• Key Features of a Cellular DAS Antenna

1. Enhanced Cellular Coverage – Expands network reach in areas with poor reception.
2. Supports Multiple Frequencies – Works with cellular bands such as 600 MHz – 6 GHz for 3G, 4G LTE, and 5G.
3. Improved Network Capacity – Reduces network congestion in high-density environments.
4. Indoor & Outdoor Use – Available in both omnidirectional (360° coverage) and directional (focused coverage) designs.
5. Seamless Handoff – Ensures smooth transitions between DAS antennas without call drops.

WiFi DAS antennas are specialized antennas designed to enhance and distribute WiFi signals in large or complex environments. They are part of a DAS, which is a network of antennas used to improve wireless coverage and capacity, especially in areas where traditional WiFi routers or access points may not provide sufficient signal strength.

• Key Features of a WiFi DAS Antenna

• 1. Enhanced Coverage – Extends WiFi signals across large buildings, stadiums, airports, hospitals, and underground areas.
  2. Improved Capacity – Helps handle high-density user environments, ensuring stable connections.
  3. Seamless Connectivity – Reduces dead zones and interference for smooth wireless communication.
  4. Frequency Bands – Typically operates on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, supporting WiFi 6 or newer technologies.
  5. Directional or Omnidirectional – Available in different designs depending on deployment needs.
  
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