BDA System Solutions

Meet ERRC requirements for the lowest possible cost

After 9/11, because if the inability for firefighters to radio-communicate properly due to all the smoke in the buildings, many localities enacted ordinances making it mandatory to meet wireless signal strength standards on first responder frequencies.

How to determine if a BDA System is Required?

Most jurisdictions require a BDA system installation for all new construction over 3 stories high, but now many cities are requiring them for existing properties as well. Today, property owners and property managers must be aware of their local jurisdiction’s requirements and consider a BDA survey to determine if they meet the required standards for Emergency Responder Radio Coverage (ERRC).

How BDA Systems Work?

BDA systems were created to enhance the signal that first responders use to communicate. A BDA system of amplifiers and antennas are installed within the structure to amplify and rebroadcast the radio signals with a stronger frequency. With a BDA system, signals are reliably transported throughout the entire facility, even in spaces like garages, elevators and stairwells which are usually considered dead zones.

Don’t be in violation of Signal Booster Code Requirements

In-building signal coverage statutes are based on standards set by organizations such as the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA): NFPA 72 Chapter 24 code requires 90 percent in-building two-way radio signal coverage, which jumps to 99 percent for critical areas like fire pump rooms, exit stairs and passageways, and elevator lobbies.

Installation

From deployment to final delivery, our specialized team handles every phase of the project—ensuring a streamlined process, consistent quality, and minimal disruption.

Consulting

Our team works closely with you to determine the best-fit solution for your building, ensuring reliable coverage that meets both your technical and budgetary needs.