Small cells
Capacity where crowds gather.
Small cells add coverage and capacity to cafeterias, lecture halls, stadiums and busy corridors. Intelibs has completed more than 100 small cell projects.
When the network can’t keep up.
Large campuses have places where people regularly gather, like cafeterias, lecture halls and hallways. Phones there often struggle because the network can’t handle the sudden influx of data traffic. In these cases, a small cell network may be the ideal solution.
How small cells help.
Small cells expand the cellular network by placing small, low-powered antennas throughout an area. Each acts like an access point in a high-density spot, providing localized coverage that improves the experience for everyone nearby.
They’re usually installed discreetly on existing infrastructure such as streetlights, utility poles or ceilings, and connect to a signal source, such as a carrier’s network operations center (NOC), over fiber optic cable.
Experience you can count on.
Intelibs has completed over 100 small cell projects across many industries, indoors and outdoors. As a certified integrator for multiple small cell manufacturers, we help you choose the solution that best fits your property’s structure and capacity demand.
How a small cell network fits together.
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.