MAKING CONNECTIVITY UBIQUITOUS

ADRF provides the most advanced in-building wireless solution
so you have coverage in places where your business needs it most

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20 Years Experience

Nationwide (U.S.) and international presence

10,000+ Network Elements

THE #1 REPEATER & DAS VENDOR TO TOP TIER U.S. CARRIERS

Life uninterrupted: See how ADRF delivers  in-building wireless service with 99% reliability

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ADRF wireless solutions meet your business' unique demands and provide a pathway to scale for the future

MODULAR COMPONENTS

ADRF's best-in-class flexible and scalable platform enables you to design a simple and future-proof system

RELIABILITY THAT EXCEEDS 99%

Reliability less out-of-box failures and that ADRF components have the longest-life-time and less than a 1% failure rate

SHORT LEAD TIME

ADRF's vertically integrated supply chain allows us to deliver with the industry's shortest lead times

LOWER COST OF OWNERSHIP

ADRF's highly customizable platform lowers cost of ownership as you only invest for what you need today, while having a path to scale in the future

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ADRF products cover a wide range of frequencies and technologies to offer a flexible and scalable solution to meet all your wireless needs

CARRIER-GRADE EQUIPMENT TRUSTED BY ALL FOUR OF THE LEADING U.S WIRELESS SERVICE PROVIDERS

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Public Safety DAS - Where do I start?

Public safety communications are obviously an important part of first responder’s ability to perform their duties. Wireless technology plays a critical role in support of these efforts and for new building construction, National and International Fire Codes mandate specific Public Safety communications requirements are met.

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Throwback Thursday - Recapping VZTUF and Celebrating Women in Wireless

Verizon’s Technology User Forum (VZTUF) gathers the company’s employees along with their external vendors and systems integrators to highlight what’s to come in the new year. This year ADRF hosted a ‘Women in Wireless’ event concurrent to VZTUF to promote women within VZW and the overall wireless industry.

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ADRF Expands FirstNet Compliant Product Line with Launch of New 5W Channelized Digital Repeaters

PSR-78-9537 Provides Flexible, Blanket In-Building Public Safety Connectivity For Buildings of All Sizes

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Wireless Week in Vegas

In mid-June, our team attended a number of events in Las Vegas, including DASPedia, NFPA Conference, DAS and Small Cells Congress, and the Safer Buildings Coalition.

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SBC Public Safety Training Event Recap

In early August, ADRF attended and sponsored the Safer Buildings Coalition Safety Training event in Dallas, Texas.

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Recapping NEDAS NYC

Our own Greg Najjar participated in a panel that looked at the business cases for indoor wireless coverage solutions.

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2019 Connectivity Predictions

For the telecommunications industry, 2018 has laid much of the groundwork for 2019.

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The 5G Paradox

Each generation of wireless technology has revolutionized how people communicate and consume content. Second-generation cellular networks, for example, allowed people to text one another.

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IWCE 2019 Recap

Earlier this month, we attended the International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 4th-8th, 2019. At the show, we announced the upcoming certification to the UL 2524 standard for our Public Safety Repeater Series and Battery Backup Series.

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Improving Wireless Coverage at Coachella Music and Arts Festival

Since 1999, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has called the 330-acre Empire Polo Club its home, Grossing $114.6 million in 2017. Coachella has grown significantly, and now attracts millions of concert goers from all over the world while becoming one of the largest, most popular, and most profitable music festivals in the United States.

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Staying Connected Above or Below – Seattle SR-99 Tunnel

Over 134.7 million U.S. business travelers pass through transportation hubs every year including airports, light rails, and highway tunnels when commuting. Exactly half of those travelers use a cell phone during their commute, revealing the importance of connectivity during travel.

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ADRF Partners with Ranplan for Wireless Network Design and Optimization

With the proliferation of 5G, Internet of Things (IoT) and re-use of a spectrum to provide capacity and coverage for emerging use cases, in-building designs can no longer be planned without assessing the mutual impact between other network layers such as outdoor small cells, ODAS, and macro sectors.

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In-Building Market Expects to See Changes from New UL Standard

UL-2524 covers a variety of components and products used in in-building two-way radio communications systems, including repeaters, transmitters, signal boosters, bidirectional amplifiers (BDAs), power supplies and charging system components.

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ADRF Joins CBRS Alliance to Promote Opportunities and Use Cases for the ‘Innovation Band’

“We at CBRS Alliance are excited that ADRF is bringing their extensive knowledge and experience into the OnGo community,” said Alan Ewing, executive director, CBRS Alliance. “In-building deployments area key element for this ecosystem and we look forward to ADRF’s contributions.”

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A Mixed-Use Metropolis: Connecting Hudson Yards

In 2018, the New York City population surged to 1.6 million strong, with 65.2 million tourists visiting the Big Apple each year. Visitors and permanent residents in New York City pose a challenge to the housing and hospitality markets as consumers look for newer accommodations to meet technology preferences.