Public Safety Distributed Antenna Systems (ERCES/ERRCS)
Public Safety Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) are designed to amplify radio signal coverage and improve emergency responder communication within buildings, especially in areas where traditional radio signals may be obstructed or weakened. These systems are critical for maintaining reliable communication for emergency personnel during critical incidents.
RATH® Public Safety DAS solutions ensure optimal radio signal coverage, improving safety for both occupants and responders by providing clear, uninterrupted communication. Our systems are specifically designed to optimize signal quality and simplify installation, combining multiple frequency bands and/or battery backup units into single cabinets. The unique card-based system offers the ultimate building flexibility.
RATH® Public Safety DAS systems comply with NFPA 1221/1225, NFPA 72, UL 2524, FCC requirements and local fire and safety codes, ensuring they meet stringent standards for emergency communication systems and provide critical coverage in case of emergencies.
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Compare Systems at a Glance
| Features | Fiber DAS Systems | Passive DAS Systems |
|---|---|---|
| Ideal Use Case | Large buildings, high-rises, multi-building campuses | Mid-sized to small buildings with straightforward layouts |
| Signal Distribution | Fiber optic cable | Coaxial cable |
| Coverage Range | Long-distance signal transmission with minimal loss | Shorter distances; more dependent on building layout |
| Scalability | Highly scalable across multiple floors or structures | Less scalable; best for simpler, compact environments |
| Installation Complexity | More complex; requires fiber infrastructure | Simpler and more cost-effective to install |
| Power Requirements | Active system; requires powered components throughout | Passive system; fewer powered components |
| Best For | Mission-critical, large-scale public safety networks | Code-required coverage in simpler buildings |
| Compliance | UL 2524, NFPA 1221, IFC, local AHJ requirements | UL 2524, NFPA 1221, IFC, local AHJ requirements |

