Surecall SC-MAXFIBERRU Fiber Das Cellular Booster Kit

Product Description

The SURECALL SC-MAXFIBERRU is a fiber-based distributed antenna system (DAS) remote unit designed for cellular signal distribution in large or complex structures. It operates as a component within a SignalMax Fiber DAS architecture, taking a signal feed from the head-end unit and rebroadcasting it to interior zones via connected antennas. This type of unit is specified and installed by licensed telecommunications contractors and integrators working on commercial, industrial, or public-safety cellular coverage projects.

Fiber DAS remote units like the SC-MAXFIBERRU are deployed in environments where coaxial-cable runs would introduce unacceptable signal loss over distance — typically large commercial buildings, hospitals, campuses, warehouses, stadiums, or multi-story structures. The unit is part of a complete SignalMax Fiber DAS kit and is intended for professional system design and installation. Actual coverage capacity and channel support depend on the full system configuration.

Key Features

• Fiber-based DAS architecture minimizes signal loss over long distribution runs
• Remote unit design distributes amplified cellular signal to designated coverage zones
• Sold as a kit (quantity per unit: 1 EA) for integration into a complete DAS deployment
• Intended for large-scale commercial and institutional cellular coverage applications
• Professional-grade system requiring licensed integrator installation and carrier coordination

Compatibility

Designed for use as a remote unit within the SURECALL SignalMax Fiber DAS system architecture. Specific head-end unit, antenna, and cabling compatibility should be confirmed against the full system design documentation and SURECALL application engineering guidance.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified telecommunications or low-voltage systems integrator familiar with DAS architecture and applicable building and electrical codes. The host building system and any connected equipment should be powered down before connecting or disconnecting fiber or RF cabling. Carrier coordination and FCC compliance review are typically required prior to system commissioning. Consult the manufacturer datasheet and system design documentation for rack-mount, power, and fiber-termination requirements.