Stay connected where it matters most
New technology brings reliable 4G and 5G indoors, supporting healthcare and education
When communication is critical, dead zones aren’t just inconvenient; they’re disruptive. Our in-building cellular solutions keep staff, patients, and students connected, wherever they are.
Using donor antennas and smart signal boosters, the system captures mobile signals from outdoor masts and redistributes them throughout buildings, eliminating connectivity dead zones and creating a reliably seamless ‘full-bar’ experience.
What’s in-building cellular, and why does it matter
For healthcare
- In hospitals, communication isn’t optional; instead, it can be life-saving. For example, doctors and nurses need instant access to records, alerts, and colleagues, while at the same time, patients and families rely on connectivity to stay in touch during critical moments. That’s why in-building cellular not only strengthens mobile coverage inside hospitals but also adds extra capacity to existing networks during busy periods. Meaning it provides a resilient backup when the stakes are at their highest.
For education
- On campuses, students and staff expect ‘always-on’ digital experiences. From lecture halls and libraries to halls of residence, uninterrupted mobile access underpins collaborative learning, research, and wellbeing. With UK universities under pressure to improve digital services and attract new students, in-building cellular is becoming a competitive differentiator.
Building a complete connectivity ecosystem
Unlike Wi-Fi, which requires logins and is restricted to managed networks, in-building cellular instead provides instant, universal access to 4G and 5G services for any device. Moreover, when this is combined with Wi-Fi and private 5G, institutions can create a truly robust ecosystem. As a result, they are able to support everything from telemedicine and emergency alerts through to streaming lectures and student safety apps.
For hospitals, this layered approach strengthens digital maturity, helping organisations move closer to a HIMSS INFRAM Level 7 rating. For universities, it ensures they’re ready for the government’s ambition of nationwide 5G coverage by 2030.
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