The GPS repeater receives the signal via an antenna located outside the building and transmits it to indoor locations. The GPS receiver can then detect the satellites from inside, preventing navigation gaps or cold starts, which can occur because the navigation system takes several minutes to acquire satellites. Among the possible applications of the repeater we can highlight:
- Maintenance of GPS terminals in "hot" mode for:
Police and emergency vehicles: installed in fire stations and car garages, eliminating "cold starts" of GPS devices.
Military aircraft: installed in hangars for aircraft on alert.
Infantry and special forces: inside armored vehicles.
- GPS coverage inside trucks
: Command centers in trucks, enabling the use of GPS devices and services inside trucks.
Personal finders and navigators.
- GPS coverage inside vehicles:
Ambulances, police cars, security cars. Enables the use of GPS devices and services such as TETRA radios, GPS finders, navigators, GPS position-based devices for cameras, and valuable cargo trackers.
- Maintenance of vehicles and aircraft and testing facilities:
For testing GPS receivers and applications where a direct coaxial connection is not suitable or possible.
- GPS research and development facilities
- Distributors of electronics, telephone devices, GPS devices, and accessories.
Enables product demonstrations in the sales center, enhancing the customer's product selection experience.
- Fleet management and location services.
Enables uninterrupted GPS service for indoor GPS tracking systems.
- Showroom installations.
Enables product demonstrations in showrooms, improving the customer's product selection experience.
