In recent weeks, we have
received numerous calls regarding problems associated with narrow banding. These calls are coming from all kinds of
folks involved in unrelated activities.
A hospital user reports that
they are getting bleed over on “their frequency”. A golf course user reports that they have no
coverage out on the course. An industrial plant user reports that all their
radios are not loud enough and have a lot of static. A fire department complains that they are
not getting their page alerts, and a law enforcement agency states that their
officers can’t communicate reliably with dispatch in critical and dangerous areas.
ALL of these problems were
caused by narrow banding. Although the cause of the problem is common,
the solutions can be quite different.
Not only can the solutions be very different, the cost for fixing the
problem can range from minimal to significant.
That’s the Catch 22. How do you
know that your solution provider knows what they are talking about, or for that
matter, is their goal to solve your problem or to make a big sale?
Let’s start with the premise
that we KNOW what we are talking about. To prove that point we offer a free eBook that is yours for the asking. If you would like your
free copy of Narrow Banding 101 eBook Planner, click here. We will explain in clear, easy to read language why the problem
exists and how to fix it – not with a single solution, but with a CHOICE of
alternatives!
Sometimes, a service call
might correct the problem. Sometimes, a
change of frequency and/or location may be the best alternative. Adding enhancements to an existing system
can offer significant enhancements at reasonable cost. In some cases, the solution may be to switch
to digital, but before making that decision, make sure you have all the facts.
As some of our readers know,
our primary focus is on safety – in churches, communities, industrial plants,
hospitals, merchants, and schools. We have
accepted the responsibility of keeping others safe through the use of
efficient, reliable, and affordable wireless communications solutions. But first, you need to know the cause of the
problem, then discuss it with someone you can trust. We hope that someone will be us.
To order your free copy of our Narrow Banding 101 eBook Planner, please click here. If we can be of assistance, just give us a
call at 800.489.2611. We’ll be looking forward to hearing from you!