Indoor GPS Coverage Solutions
GNSS/GPS repeater kits
GNSS/GPS repeater kits come with all the parts required for a successful installation, covering some or all of the L-Band GNSS frequencies.
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Repeater kits come with all the parts required for a successful installation, covering:
- GPS L1
- GPS L1, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou
- GPS L1 & L2, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou
- All L-band signals including GPS L5, Galileo E5/6, GLONASS B3 (Available Feb ’25)
Custom-designed GPS repeater systems
If one of our kits doesn’t give you the coverage you need, we will help design a system to your specific criteria.
For example, if the required antenna cable is longer than the usual 30m maximum supplied with a kit, or you have multiple areas within your facility that need coverage.
In these situations we have a range of amplifiers and splitters available, with which to create a solution.
GPS-over-fibre systems
Extend the antenna feeder cable beyond the reach of coaxial cable.
Optical fibre links provide a reliable way of transporting GPS signals over long distances and to inaccessible locations.
Extends the distance from outdoor antenna to indoor repeater/receiver up to several kilometres if needed.
Useful for distributing GPS-derived timing signals inside large buildings, such as data centres.
Solutions available for single-mode and multi-mode fiber types.
GNSS/GPS in-line amplifiers
GNSS/GPS inline amplifiers extend the distance between the outdoor antenna and the indoor repeater/receiver.
Starlink amplifiers are of rugged and watertight construction; 12dB or 21dB gain with a wide range of connector options.
The GNSS-A is part of the comprehensive product range from manufacturer ROGER-GPS.
All splitters are optimised to pass only signals within the GNSS frequency range.
GNSS/GPS signal splitters
A GNSS/GPS splitter connects an external antenna to multiple receivers or repeaters simultaneously.
All splitters are optimised to pass only signals within the GNSS frequency range.
Iridium repeater kits
Allow use of Iridium handsets and modems inside any signal-denied area.
Fiber optic Iridium repeaters extend the reach from outdoor antennas to indoor antennas up to three kilometres.
Coaxial Iridium repeater kits are used in situations where a longer reach isn’t necessary, such as hangars.
Typically used in:
Large buildings
- Underground facilities
- Military bunkers
- Aircraft hangars
- Disaster/emergency communications
- Ships/oil rigs
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Licensing
Licensing of GPS repeaters in the UK.
Licensing of GPS repeaters in Canada.
Licensing of GPS repeaters in the USA.
Roger-GPS: repeater equipment certifications.
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