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Cell Signal Reception at Vanderhall Motor Works | Powerful Signal
Vanderhall Motor Works builds the coolest, sexiest handmade three-wheeled vehicles on the planet. (Just ask Jay Leno!)
When it comes to performance, Vanderhall Motor Works has it all figured out, but when it came to cell signal reception in their manufacturing and office facility, they were left scratching their heads.
Cellular performance
Vanderhall Motor Works brought in Powerful Signal to fix their cell signal reception and provide the cellular performance within their building to ke […]
What’s the Best Cell Phone Booster for Rural Areas?
Updated April 21, 2021
Rural areas have unique challenges with cellular reception. Homes and businesses in outlying areas are often more distant from cell towers, receiving less signal and experiencing slower data rates. Cellular signal of low strength have a harder time penetrating building materials, so many rural homes and commercial buildings have no usable indoor cell signal.
Fortunately, there are solutions to the problem of poor cell signal in homes, metal buildings, farm o […]
Custom solution: Office for major international tire company in South Carolina (20,000 ft²)
A major international tire company that produces high performance tires needed better coverage in one of their office and manufacturing sites in South Carolina. The executives at this plant were referred to Powerful Signal by employees at another company location who had previously worked with Powerful Signal on a separate project.
The goal of this project was to cover the first-floor administrative offices in a two-story building. This building was constructed with concrete, and had […]
Why don’t cell phones work in my building?
Commercial passive DAS systems improve cellular reception indoors. A passive DAS system brings usable cell signal inside a building, often working within a hostile signal environment brought on by many different types of building materials.
So why does one building get strong, usable cell signal, while the building next to it is a cell signal disaster? Unfortunately there is no single answer to that question; there can be several major variables involved.
There are four mai […]
