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High-Performance POI Solutions for Multi-Operator DAS

A Point of Interface (POI) is the critical backbone of any modern Distributed Antenna System (DAS). For multi-operator environments like airports and stadiums, Hefei BRI’s POI provides a seamless bridge between multiple Base Transceiver Stations (BTS) and the service antennas.

Our POI units are engineered to combine diverse frequency bands—ranging from 700MHz to 3500MHz—into a single distribution feed without signal degradation. By utilizing high-rejection filters and precision combiners, we ensure that signals from different carriers do not interfere with one another. This modular scalability allows infrastructure managers to add new operators or 5G bands with minimal disruption. Investing in a robust POI at the head-end ensures that your indoor wireless network remains future-proof, high-capacity, and reliable for thousands of simultaneous users.

Why Low PIM and Low Insertion Loss Matter in POI Design

In the world of RF engineering, performance is measured by efficiency. Hefei BRI’s Point of Interface (POI) solutions are specifically designed to address two major industry challenges: Passive Intermodulation (PIM) and Insertion Loss.

High PIM can lead to dropped calls and decreased data speeds, especially in high-traffic 5G deployments. Our POI features superior PIM performance (typically ≤-155dBc or -161dBc), ensuring a clean signal path. Additionally, by minimizing insertion loss, our POI ensures that maximum power reaches the antennas, reducing the need for additional amplification and lowering overall energy costs. With a compact 19″ rack-mount design, our POI provides a high-density solution that maintains technical excellence while saving valuable space in telecommunication rooms.

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