Distributed Antenna System (DAS)

Underground locations, building materials and new energy efficiency codes may limit or obstruct signals from cellular towers causing slower data transfer, poor voice quality or shorter mobile device battery life. DAS can help.

Benefits
FAQs
Use cases

Benefits

In-building wireless coverage for your business

Optimize communication

Provide a robust high quality indoor mobility user experience to help improve productivity and customer satisfaction.
Enhance building value

Facilitate reliable data transfer rates and coverage by bringing carrier signals directly into buildings.
Flexible

Support a single or multiple wireless providers.
Safety

Deliver accurate 911 location information.
Future Ready

Support the frequencies that wireless providers predominantly use or will be using as network evolutions continue.
Do you have an existing DAS or need to build one?

We can help simplify the process of building and installing DAS. Complete the follow-up form and we’ll contact you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What building types qualify?

All building types qualify (commercial, hospitals, etc.)

What square footage qualifies for this program?

Buildings over 50K square feet. If the building is under 50K square feet, please refer to AT&T’s Metrocell product offering.

Our building has a distributed antenna system (DAS), what do we do to get an AT&T signal source installed?

Contact us at the toll free number 866.945.8251, also listed at the bottom of the page and a Business Development Manager will contact you. If you have a DAS, AT&T will need a copy of the DAS design for our RF Engineers to review. The industry standard, iBwave, is the design tool commonly used to design a DAS, and that is the file type we will need.

Our building does not have a DAS, can we participate in this program?

Yes. AT&T can provide qualified DAS turn-key solution providers for you to contact to start the process.

Who pays for the DAS to be installed?

Building owner.

Who pays for the signal source?

Building owner.

Who maintains the AT&T signal source?

At no cost to the building owner, AT&T;

Maintains the signal source
Monitors the signal source
Upgrades the signal source

Use Cases

Boost your mobility coverage where you need it

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Winery

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