WE PROVIDE CUSTOM-DESIGNED
IN-BUILDING WIRELESS SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

In the case of an emergency, it is crucial that all buildings support wireless communication for first responders, such as police, fire and EMS. Can your building provide the connectivity first responders need? Industrial Communications provides code-compliant public safety wireless solutions that meet IFC and NFPA codes as well as the rigorous municipal requirements for building occupancy.

Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Systems

Industrial Communications' Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Systems (ERCES) are engineered to support P25 first responder communication systems using a wide range of two-way radio frequency (RF) spectrums:

• VHF (150 MHz -170 MHz)
• UHF (450 MHz -512 MHz)
• 700 MHz /800 MHz
• FirstNet® / Band 14

ERCES Design

Whether NFPA 72, NFPA 1221, IFC 510 or other, we design and build AHJ- and code-compliant systems all across the board. Determining future needs is a critical component when developing a public safety communications network. UHF, VHF or a 700/800 MHz public safety service, the system’s future could depend upon careful planning and verification that all your signal strengths in your building will be up to spec, even if the building is not yet complete. Industrial Communications can predict needs and develop a system that meets any necessary requirements.

Primary Applications for Public Safety BDA-DAS Systems

• New building construction
• Expanding existing facilities or buildings
• Bringing older buildings up to code

Industrial Communications offers proven solutions to make buildings safer and deliver truly mission-critical wireless services:

• Full package of services for public safety RF compliance
• Signal propagation studies and predictive modeling
• Design, installation and compliance with Authorities Holding Jurisdiction (AHJs)

Industrial has decades of experience working with venues and municipalities empowering mission-critical communication requirements. Our Public Safety DAS solutions ensure that first responders' wireless communications experience is positive and seamless.