Also known as a "repeater" or "relay station," an off-air repeater is a telecommunications device used to extend the coverage area of radio signals, television broadcasts, or other wireless communications. It operates by receiving signals from one location (often referred to as the "uplink" or "source") and retransmitting those signals at a higher power or from a different location (the "downlink" or "destination"). This process helps overcome obstacles, improve signal quality, and expand the reach of the original broadcast or communication.
The role and function of repeaters in telecommunications are well-established and continue to be essential in various industries and activities for reliable communication.
PBE Axell offer a wide range of RF repeaters that effectively enhance and expand both indoor and outdoor signal coverage. PBE Axell systems are also particularly useful in challenging environments like tunnels, complex structures, and densely populated urban areas, including office complexes, airports, train stations and shopping centers.
Improved wireless coverage in areas with poor signal reception
Higher network capacity and faster data speeds
Seamless coverage across a large area
Support for multiple cellular technologies, including 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G
Enables new technologies and applications, such as IoT and smart city initiatives
Cost-effective alternative to traditional cell tower installations
Reliable solutions for mission critical communications