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In-building wireless · Public safety radio · GPS timing

Wireless coverage that works when it matters most.

Intelibs engineers public safety radio, carrier-grade distributed antenna systems and small cells for hospitals, campuses, government facilities and high-rises, plus NEBS Level 3 certified GPS and RF over fiber equipment.

Illustration of an in-building wireless system delivering coverage to every floor 5 4 3 2 1 B1 GPS DONOR ANTENNA FIBER RISER HEAD-END
100+
wireless infrastructure solutions designed and deployed
2M
square feet of hospital space covered at SUNY Downstate
Level 3
NEBS certification on Intelibs GPS and RF products
2008
the year we started, at Stony Brook University’s R&D Park

Trusted by hospitals, universities, property owners and carriers

  • Stony Brook University
  • SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
  • Hackensack Meridian Health Ocean Medical Center
  • St. Joseph’s University, New York
  • Nassau Community College
  • Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology
  • Fountaingate Gardens
  • Verizon
  • AT&T
  • T-Mobile

Dead zones, gone.

Concrete cores, metal and low‑E glass block signal. Drag across this typical office floor to see what a properly designed DAS changes.

Outdoor signal only With an Intelibs DAS
  • Excellent ≥ −75 dBm
  • Good −75 to −85
  • Fair −85 to −95
  • Poor −95 to −105
  • No service < −105 dBm

54%of the floor usable before

100%usable with the DAS

Illustrative model of a typical office floor. Every building is different — an Intelibs survey measures yours.

Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems

Code-compliant public safety radio, from plans to acceptance test.

In New York State, Section 510 of the 2020 NYS Fire Code requires new buildings to provide wireless communications for first responders. Renovations can trigger it too.

  1. Step 1

    Pre-construction consulting

    Predictive modeling on your building plans finds likely coverage gaps early.

  2. Step 2

    Site and RF survey

    For existing buildings, we measure signal in and around the property.

  3. Step 3

    Permits and approval

    Drawings, equipment specs and wiring diagrams go to the fire marshal for approval.

  4. Step 4

    Public safety coordination

    We confirm the radio services fire, police and EMS need, and manage recertification.

  5. Step 5

    Installation

    Built to electrical and fire safety codes, and every requirement that applies.

  6. Step 6

    Commissioning and testing

    Two-way radio communication verified in every critical area of the building.

Proven where connectivity can’t fail.

From hospitals to university campuses, Intelibs systems keep critical places connected.

Aerial view of SUNY Downstate’s University Hospital in Brooklyn, New York

Healthcare · Brooklyn, NY

SUNY Downstate University Hospital

A neutral-host DAS brought reliable indoor coverage to the hospital, supporting cellular patient-monitoring devices and keeping physicians, staff and patients connected.

8
buildings
2M
square feet
1
neutral-host DAS

Higher education · Stony Brook, NY

Stony Brook University R&D Park

Stony Brook University chose Intelibs to deliver consistent, quality communication across its R&D Park, with a Hybrid DAS serving indoor and outdoor areas.

Diagram of an Intelibs Hybrid DAS serving buildings and outdoor areas across a university campus

One partner. Every step.

Where other providers work in silos, Intelibs takes a 360-degree approach, backed by our own RF engineers and our own products.

  • Turnkey

    From project concept to post-installation monitoring, we’re there start to finish.

  • Customer advocacy

    Our relationships with major carriers let us advocate for your needs.

  • Customized

    Every network design aligns with your building, goals and requirements.

  • Reliable

    Connectivity is the fourth utility. We make sure yours is resilient.

The CEWIT building at Stony Brook University’s Research and Development Park
Our home at CEWIT, Stony Brook University’s Research and Development Park.

Let’s talk about your building.

New construction, a renovation or a coverage problem today. An Intelibs RF engineer will help you find the right approach.