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No person shall erect, construct, change the use of or provide an addition to any building or structure that does not support adequate radio coverage for emergency responders. Determining the existence of adequate radio coverage and the correction of deficiencies are the responsibility of the building owner.<\/p>\n
The Radio Systems utilized by first responders operate in one or multiple frequency bands allocated to Public Safety including VHF, UHF, 800MHz NPSPAC and new 700\/800MHz Spectrum. The Authority having Jurisdiction (AHJ) will specify the type of radio system and frequency spectrum that is utilized in your area and is responsible for approving test documentation and providing renewable permits to operate amplification systems installed by the building owner. Annual testing must be performed to demonstrate and document Indoor Radio Coverage.<\/p>\n
RFSignalman provides an economical service that meets NFPA requirements for testing and documentation. The benefits of using RFSignalman include:<\/p>\n
RFSignalman<\/strong>\u00a0is an independent testing company focused on indoor radio coverage. We have made indoor coverage testing inexpensive and accurate utilizing state of the art equipment and automated processes. Test Reports are available online and distributed by email to the Building Owner and to the Fire Code Inspector. Signal level data is also available to Public Safety for integration to GIS apps. Once tested, you can rest assured that emergency responders will have accurate coverage data to protect your building and occupants.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>