No more dead zones
Mobile coverage where it usually drops out—like lifts, stairwells and basements. DAS brings reliable signal to the hardest-to-reach places.
Distributed Antenna Systems
DAS that delivers coverage – right where it matters.
Struggling with mobile signal inside your building? You’re not alone. Whether it’s thick concrete, reflective glass, or just too many people in one place—some spaces stop signal in its tracks.
That’s where DAS comes in.
Our DAS clients
What is a DAS?
A Distributed Antenna System (DAS) is a network of antennas, spread throughout a building, all linked back to a central hub. Together, they boost and distribute mobile signal—so people can call, stream, download and work, wherever they are.
DAS solves a simple problem: traditional mobile networks aren’t designed to work well indoors. This is because materials like concrete, steel and glass block signal. Furthermore, once you start adding in lots of people and multiple floors, coverage can fall apart fast.
You’ll find DAS in:
Why it matters
You’re not just improving coverage. You’re making things work better.
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Built for busy spaces
DAS handles large numbers of people without slowing down. It’s designed to handle high volumes of users without a drop in performance.
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Works for everyone
One DAS system. All major mobile networks. Full 4G and 5G compatibility—so everyone stays connected.
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Keeps you compliant
DAS supports critical communication for emergency services. It helps you meet regulatory requirements and keep people safe.
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Discreet by design
Our systems are built to be experienced and not noticed. Compact, discreet antennas that integrate seamlessly with your building’s design.
What WIG brings
We design, build and manage Distributed Antenna System networks. From first surveys to full operation—we take care of it all. As a result, there’s less complexity for you, and full peace of mind.
We’re already trusted by places like the Leadenhall Building in London. There, we worked with British Land to deliver uninterrupted, high-speed mobile access—throughout all 48 floors.
