In-Building Wireless That Works When It Matters
Cellular coverage and public safety radio systems for hospitals, campuses, manufacturing, and commercial buildings across South Dakota and the Upper Midwest.
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Specializing in Cellular and Public Safety Radio Distributed Antenna Systems
Specializing in Cellular and Public Safety Radio Distributed Antenna Systems
Dead zones cost you more than dropped calls. Staff can't reach each other, customers can't reach you, and first responders can't communicate inside your building. In many cases, that last one will stop you from getting a certificate of occupancy. Profusion Wireless designs, installs, and supports in-building wireless systems that solve both problems: cellular coverage for everyday users and code-compliant radio coverage for emergency responders.
Cellular Coverage
We work directly with the major wireless carriers to plan, design, and deploy in-building cellular systems sized to your facility and budget. - Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) for large and complex facilities: hospitals, college campuses, manufacturing plants, and multi-story commercial buildings - Smart signal boosters, such as Cel-Fi, for small and mid-size buildings that need reliable coverage without the cost of a full DAS - Every system engineered in iBwave for performance, scalability, and carrier approval
If your building doesn't meet minimum radio coverage for police, fire, and EMS, your local fire code will likely require an Emergency Responder Radio Communication System (ERRCS) before occupancy. We handle the full process: - Coverage testing to determine whether your building needs a system - Design and installation compliant with NFPA 1225 and IFC 510, using UL 2524 listed equipment - Support for all public safety frequencies (VHF, UHF, 700 MHz, and 800 MHz) and technologies - FCC Part 90 retransmission consent and signal booster registration - Acceptance testing coordination with your Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) - [Annual testing and ongoing monitoring] All work performed by FCC GROL certified technicians.
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