WIRELESS &
COMMUNICATIONS

Solving problems for wireless providers is Airolite’s special strength.

Drawing on their extensive RF, wireless, fiberoptic, microprocessor and custom software design backgrounds, Airorlite engineers uniquely blend the technologies of radio and digital electronics into elegant solutions to solve customer problems.

Today, Airorlite has evolved into a leading edge company using this combination of technologies to provide wireless communications systems in so-called dead zones:

Tunnels & subways
Underground buildings & large concrete structures
Airports
College campuses
Malls

In addition, Airorlite has conceived, designed and manufactured custom designs based on their standard product offerings (receivers, transmitters, tunnel-linc rebroadcasting systems, and filters) to address needs facing cellular/PCS carriers and others with wireless communication requirements.

Airorlite has designed and installed communication systems for New York City’s Queens Midtown, Brooklyn Battery, Lincoln and Holland Tunnels; the World Trade Center; PATH trains; LaGuardia Airport; the Ted Williams Tunnel in Boston; Mercer and Mt. Baker Tunnels in Seattle, WA; and the Hampton Tunnel in Virginia. Our customer list includes Verizon Wireless, Sprint PCS, Nextel; municipalities such as New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority and The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; the Federal Government’s UAV program; Acela trains and Garden State Plaza Mall.

Standard products include an array of PC driven amplifiers, receiver, transmitters, and Ultra-Q filters for all communication bands from HF to PCS bands. Ultra-Q is a patented active filter, which eliminates all interfering signals within a specified frequency band. The low cost Ultra-Q replaces passive “brick wall” filters and cavity filters with many advantages, including the ability to tune to the exact frequency and eliminate all others.

Airorlite’s Tunnel-Linc Rebroadcast System has the capacity to receive and rebroadcast up to 30 AM and 30 FM radio stations into areas where these signals may not otherwise be received. Pre-recorded and live voice messages allow communication to vehicles via AM/FM radio. Conceived, designed and manufactured in 1982, Tunnel Linc became the architecture of all of the channelized products offered today by Airorlite. Today the products that are called upon for in-building solutions include a complete line of Channelized Booster Amps which provide coverage over all of the emergency services bands (150 to 900 MHz).