GSM & LTE

The main benefit of the LTE 450 MHz network is its ability to provide higher coverage in rural and remote areas than other mobile networks due to the longer range of the signals in the 450 MHz frequency band.

The LTE 450 MHz network improves availability in hard-to-reach areas by providing higher coverage in these areas thanks to the longer range of the signals in the 450 MHz frequency band.

The LTE 450 MHz network is more robust against interference compared to other networks because it offers a higher resistance to interference due to the different frequency that use.

The LTE 450 MHz network increases capacity by allowing more users to access the network simultaneously, which increases the overall capacity of the network. This is particularly important in scenarios with high data traffic.

The LTE 450 MHz network is based on Long-Term Evolution (LTE) technology which allows it to be easily expanded and updated to meet the demands of growing data traffic. This enables the network to keep pace with the changing requirements of critical infrastructure while minimizing investment.

A 4G/LTE antenna is an external antenna used to amplify the signal from fourth generation (4G) and Long-Term Evolution (LTE) mobile networks. It is specifically designed to transmit data and voice on mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops and other devices.

A 4G/LTE antenna works by amplifying the signal that is emitted from the mobile phone base station. It can amplify the signal through walls, trees, buildings and other obstacles, improving signal strength and quality. A 4G/LTE antenna can also receive the signal from different directions, resulting in better connectivity.

There are several types of 4G/LTE antennas, including omnidirectional antennas, directional antennas, Yagi antennas, panel antennas and MIMO antennas. Omnidirectional antennas transmit and receive signals in all directions, while directional antennas transmit and receive signals in a specific direction. Yagi antennas are particularly useful in rural areas with poor network coverage. Panel antennas are flat and can be mounted on a wall, while MIMO antennas have multiple input channels and multiple output channels to increase signal strength.

A GSM repeater is a device that improves mobile phone coverage in buildings or other shielded areas. It amplifies the radio signal from cell towers, providing a better connection for mobile phones, tablets and other mobile devices.

The installation of a GSM repeater usually does not require any prior technical knowledge, as most devices come with simple instructions. The outdoor antenna should be mounted in a location with good reception, while the indoor antenna should be placed in a central location in the building. The amplifier should be installed between the two antennas. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully to ensure optimal performance of the repeater.