The Cel-Fi GO RED FirstNet booster provides reliable cellular coverage in buildings for first responders. Emergency communications from fire, police, and medical personnel are provided with coverage. The Cel-Fi GO RED boosts FirstNet Band 12 and Band 14. It is guaranteed Network Safe. It offers up to 15,000 sq ft of coverage with up to 100dB maximum gain. A wide range of antenna configurations can support any type of building size, building materials, and wall placement. The GO RED has a NEMA 4 Indoor/Outdoor rated enclosure and NEMA 4 rated power plugs and jacks. Mounting hardware is included. Note: The Cel-Fi GO RED is a stationary amplifier and does not support a "mobile mode" to enable its use while moving. What is FirstNet? FirstNet is a new network being rolled out for emergency communications. Not all areas and buildings have good cellular signal, due to building materials or remote locations. Remote Communication Kits are now a standard tool for emergency service personnel. FirstNet is a high-speed, nationwide wireless broadband network with dedicated bands for public safety agencies and first responders. Where buildings are transitioning to FirstNet, the Cel-Fi GO RED can work alongside existing legacy equipment, to ensure FirstNet service is available at the point of transition. GO RED vs QUATRA 1000 FN vs QUATRA RED Cel-Fi has a number of options for providing improved coverage for FirstNet and ERRCS. All of Cel-Fi's systems offer 100 dB of gain. There are a few main differences between each of these options: The Cel-Fi GO RED is a consumer or commercial grade signal booster, designed for deployments to provide improved FirstNet coverage in buildings up to 15,000 sq ft. The Cel-Fi QUATRA 1000 FN is a commercial or enterprise grade "Hybrid DAS" that can provide coverage up to 200,000 sq ft. If you need to FirstNet coverage in a large building, the QUATRA 1000 FN is the right system for the job. The Cel-Fi QUATRA RED is a similar booster to the 1000 FN, but supports all ERRCS frequencies, and is a full-scale public safety DAS for NFPA/ICF requirements, as well as FirstNet. If you're unsure about which system is best suited to your needs, feel free to reach out to our team of signal specialists.
