BDA Inspections, BDA Testing, and BDA Installation in Miami-Dade County
Bi-Directional Amplifiers in Miami-Dade County
BDA’s boost the radio communication signals for first responders through signal-boosting devices placed throughout a building. This ensures signals can be reached in places once categorized as experiencing dead spots. Many of the buildings in Miami-Dade County can experience these dead spots because of their size – tall condo buildings and sports arenas and the materials they made from – concrete, steel supports, and more. Local, regional, and state authorities require the use of bi-directional amplifiers so that emergency personal can efficiently communicate during an emergency.
Once a building has been retrofit with a bi-directional amplifier or had a BDA installation as part of the new construction design, the system must go through BDA certification and BDA testing to both initially open and as part of continuous operation.
Finding the Right BDA Testing and BDA Inspections Company in Miami-Dade County
- Certified tester and certification provider for third-party verification and annual testing.
- Ensure all backup power systems meet local codes related to hurricane precautions. (Backup power must be able to support regular function in local hurricane-prone areas).
- 30 years of experience in the installation and monitoring of alarm systems.
- A turn-key company from start to finish, including engineering, installation, and continued testing, certification, and monitoring.
- BDA testing and BDA certification throughout Miami for retrofits, new construction, and annual testing.
Bi-Directional Amplifiers in Miami-Dade County
Like many of the counties in South Florida, Miami-Dade County has stark differences between the ocean and the inland sides of the county. Miami-Dade’s ocean and beach area is a mass of high-rise condos. While someone might think that the massive downtown skyline is full of office buildings, much of the buildings are condos owned by residents and foreign nationals from countries worldwide. On the other hand, one-third of Miami-Dade is an agricultural area, including the Redland and Homestead areas.