Wireless Solutions for Healthcare
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Plan for Reliable Coverage & Connectivity with Belden
Healthcare facilities demand reliable, high-speed coverage both in-building and across often expansive campuses. Today’s wireless systems must provide sufficient headroom for growth while also supporting a range of protocols, frequencies and modulation schemes. Despite the move toward wireless networks, wired connections play a critical role in supporting wireless applications in medical centers including network densification, large file transfer, surgical visualization and more. From cabling and connectivity for WLAN and DAS systems, Belden solutions are engineered to exceed industry standards for connectivity and mobility.
*Project must be installed by a Belden certified installer. All cabling and connectivity equipment installed must be Belden end-to-end and performance test data must be submitted for review.
Wireless Solutions—Reliable Coverage & Connectivity
This webinar covers the progression of wireless technology including factors impacting wireless signals, where we may be headed in the future & cabling/connectivity needed to support our continued reliance on licensed and unlicensed wireless.
Wireless networks rely heavily on wire & cabling–without it, networks can't handle IoT, exponential numbers of connected devices & other developments coming our way.
Wireless Means Better Wire
Wireless networks rely heavily on wire & cabling–without it, networks can't handle IoT, exponential numbers of connected devices & other developments coming our way.
From the Blog
In the late 1990s, one of the first wireless standards was born. You may remember IEEE 802.11b – the first wireless LAN standard to be widely adopted and incorporated into computers and laptops. A few years later came IEEE 802.11g, which offered...
Every day, wireless technologies call for higher speeds and more power with Wi-Fi speeds from mobile devices expected to triple by 2023 (from 2018 speeds).
The Evolution and Progress of Wireless Standards
In the late 1990s, one of the first wireless standards was born. You may remember IEEE 802.11b – the first wireless LAN standard to be widely adopted and incorporated into computers and laptops. A few years later came IEEE 802.11g, which offered...
Finding a Category 6A System to Support Emerging Wireless Technology
Every day, wireless technologies call for higher speeds and more power with Wi-Fi speeds from mobile devices expected to triple by 2023 (from 2018 speeds).
