Commercial Complete System
A zoned system for offices, hotels, malls, hospitals and warehouses.
Quick Answer
A commercial building rarely has one uniform coverage problem. Floors, wings, basements and service areas need different antenna density and cable routes. A complete system combines a suitably sized host, a distribution network and service antennas zoned by floor or function, with a design pack for installation and acceptance.
Best for
- Multi-floor office or hotel buildings
- Shopping centres, hospitals and campuses
- Warehouses with multiple work zones
- Projects requiring a documented Bill of Materials
What's included
- Commercial host sized for the antenna count and target area
- Outdoor donor antenna and low-loss feeder
- Splitters, couplers and distribution cable
- Multiple indoor service antennas, zoned by floor or area
- System diagram, BOM and installation notes
How the system is designed
- 1
Collect the floor plan, area, floors, wall materials and target bands.
- 2
Define coverage zones and calculate host power, antenna count and cable loss.
- 3
Install the host and distribution network, then commission each zone.
- 4
Run acceptance tests at agreed points and document the results.
Boundaries and notes
- Do not size the host from total floor area alone; antenna count, cable loss and zone layout drive the selection.
- Plan phased installation where the building remains occupied.
- Confirm local approvals and operator coordination requirements before installation.
Recommended Signal Booster Solutions
The models below are a starting point. The final Bill of Materials is confirmed after a site survey.
HAG-08-33 Dual-Band High-Power Booster
33–43 dBm dual-band booster covering up to 30,000 m².
HAG-33DB3P Tri-Band Booster
Tri-band 33 dBm booster for multi-operator coverage.
AL-30 Multi-Band LCD Signal Booster
Multi-band booster with LCD display, AGC and isolation detection for 100–3,000 m² coverage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Start with a signal checkCan one host serve every floor?
Sometimes, if the building is compact and cable runs are short. Larger buildings usually need zoning, multiple hosts or fiber distribution. The decision follows the RF design and cable-loss budget.
Do you provide the Bill of Materials?
Yes. A project BOM lists the host, donor antenna, splitters, cable, service antennas and installation accessories, based on the agreed design.
Can the installation be phased?
Yes. Commercial projects are often split by floor, wing or tenant. The network should reserve spare capacity and cable routes for later phases.