Axell Wireless recently announced that it has been acquired by Cobham plc. Read the press release for more information
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Axell has provided public safety solutions
for over 30 years including VHF, UHF,
P25, 700/800MHz, Tetra, Tetrapol, and now LTE
Axell's pioneering DSP and
broadband fibre DAS technologies
bring high performance cellular
coverage into buildings
Axell's inbuilding solutions provide
cellular and public safety coverage
for some of the world's
most complex buildings.
Axell’s DAS and coverage
solutions support cellular and
public safety applications
for sports stadia and
large campus environments.
Axell has deployed public safety and
cellular coverage solutions for road and
rail tunnels in over 100 countries
Axell public safety and
cellular DAS and coverage systems
are deployed in over 90
metro organisations worldwide
Axell coverage extension products bring
public safety and cellular coverage into remote and environmentally challenging locations.
Axell’s portfolio of GSM-R and
onboard train coverage solutions
keep passengers and rail operators
communicating on the move
With a 40 year track record and operating from a global network of 14 offices Axell Wireless occupies a leadership position for DAS and wireless coverage solutions for the cellular market and is the overall global market leader for public safety and railway applications. Continuous technological innovation has provided Axell with customers in over 150 countries including 170 mobile operators across the globe. Axell has been involved in deploying systems in some of the world’s leading infrastructure buildings and complexes. Axell’s expertise in wireless is extensive with a portfolio of products that provide DAS and coverage in any major frequency band from FM to 2700MHz and covering all narrow and wide band technologies.
The stratospheric growth in the use of mobile devices has meant that the provision of wireless communication within the majority of buildings has become not only expected, but in many instances mandatory. Both mobile and public safety operators face the challenge of delivering comprehensive coverage within a building in an affordable manner.
In Building solutions
Delivering high capacity wireless coverage across stadia and campus environments is essential to ensure infrastructure security and enhance user experience, especially with the rapid growth of smartphone technology and mobile broadband. Axell’s DAS and coverage products support multi sector and multi band systems for public safety and cellular operators.
Campus & Stadia solutions
Axell Wireless is an acknowledged expert in the design and supply of DAS and wireless coverage systems in road and rail tunnels across the globe. These include single or multi band radio networks deployed into tunnels of all shapes and sizes from a few metres to tens of kilometres.
The world’s leading cities have comprehensive metro infrastructures to allow their populations to easily travel around. Within these transport systems, coverage is required to meet the needs of both the public for cellular communications and the emergency services, who need radio systems to effectively handle incidents and manage public safety.
Extending the reach of wireless communications cost effectively into rural or remote environments is a growing problem for all network operators, particularly given the demand for comprehensive coverage across much of the globe. Axell has a full set of solutions to solve these issues for both public safety and cellular operators.
High speed rail travel has developed extensively over the last decade with wireless communications being an integral aspect of this environment following the adoption of GSM-R for track to train communication. Equally connecting the passenger to the outside world both for voice and data services is an essential part of the passenger experience.
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