Nextivity has upgraded its 5G enterprise Distributed Antenna System (DAS) portfolio to improve connectivity for private 5G and industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The updates include the CEL-FI QUATRA 100M system and the introduction of the CEL-FI GO G51 booster for the Americas.

The QUATRA 100M is an enterprise DAS solution supporting 5G Standalone (SA) and Non-Standalone (NSA) architectures. It is designed for indoor environments such as manufacturing plants and healthcare facilities. The system includes integrated Ethernet ports to support operational monitoring, safety systems, and smart building automation.

The system supports multiple frequency bands, including Band 14 for the FirstNet emergency network. Supported 5G bands include n77, n2, n4, n12, n13, and n14. The hardware is engineered to provide high throughput and low latency for mission-critical industrial applications.

The CEL-FI GO G51 is a compact, self-configuring solution for smaller commercial spaces. It uses digital signal processing to deliver up to 100 dB system gain and supports mid-band 5G with up to 100 MHz channel bandwidth. Both systems can be managed remotely through a dedicated cloud portal.

“Customers are looking for scalable solutions that not only enhance cellular performance but also unlock new opportunities with private 5G and IoT,” said Nextivity CEO Michiel Lotter. He stated the upgrades provide flexible systems to meet evolving enterprise needs.