QuantumPath SIAB (Signal In A Box)
A complete mobile signal booster we can install in about an hour. Ideal for small enterprises, offices, branches etc.
How to get one?
- Contact us
Call us or drop us a line - We will get everything ready
We discuss your requirements, and then configure and test a system to meet those requirements - We will install it
We visit the site to install and commission the system, ensuring it provides optimal mobile coverage
What Is It?
QuantumPath SIAB is a mobile signal booster specifically designed to boost mobile signals in an office, warehouse or retail store environment.
Utilising existing building infrastructure, and needing no external antenna or cabling, the SIAB is quick and simple to install. And with our unique QuantumPath Service Assurance solution included, it provides confidence that the mobile signal, and voice and data services, are always working at their best.
The standard SIAB includes one Coverage Unit, but can optionally have up to an additional three such units added to significantly increase the mobile signal coverage area.
Supports up to 100 simultaneous users
Covers up to 12,500 m² of in-building space (per Coverage Unit)
Configurable to any UK mobile provider
Simultaneous 4G and 3G signals, both voice and data
No broadband connection needed
No user pre-registration needed
Seamless coverage to and from outdoor to in-building
Supports roaming users
How Does It Work?
Network unit
Receives the mobile signal from outside using the supplied antenna, and sends it to the Coverage Unit for re-broadcast within the building
No outside antenna is required
Coverage Unit
Connects to the Network Unit via standard Ethernet/Cat6 cabling and is placed optimally within the building to re-broadcast the signal
Additional coverage units may be added to increase the coverage area
QuantumPath device
Constantly monitors and tests both the mobile signal and service, giving assurance of optimal operation, and allowing early fault detection and resolution
Full installation
We fully install and test the system, and then continuously remotely monitor and support it to ensure it is working at its optimum