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The Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago has deployed ADC’s InterReach Fusion in-building cellular systems to provide “clear and consistent cellular coverage for staff, visitors, and guests.”
Currently, Sprint and Verizon provide service through the Fusion system at the hotel, while discussions with AT&T and T-Mobile are underway.
The InterReach Fusion in-building distributed antenna system (DAS) feeds 174 remote antenna units (RAUs). Thanks to the system’s “active architecture,” deployment teams were able to leverage existing fiber cabling in utility risers to extend signals from Main Hubs to Expansion hubs located on various floors, while the RAUs are linked to Expansion Hubs via standard CATV cable. The system delivers wireless service to all guest rooms as well as the reception area, spa, meeting rooms, restaurant, and the bar…
Completed last year, the Trump International Hotel and Tower prides itself with 28 floors of guest rooms plus an additional 61 floors of condominium residences.
[Via: CellularNews]
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