Tunnel & Utility Tunnel Radio Solution
Solves signal attenuation and comms dead zones in long linear spaces: highway/rail tunnels, utility tunnels, subway sections.
3 common tunnel radio problems
- 01
Signal fades with distance:Long, enclosed tunnels limit ordinary radio range.
- 02
Many curve/shaft blind spots:Bends, link corridors and shafts become signal dead ends.
- 03
Hard maintenance:Many devices in harsh environments; traditional fault finding is slow.
KINGTONE tunnel solution
Fiber reach distributes signal evenly along the full tunnel.
Interference cancellation; same-frequency co-site deployment, saves freq.
No separate uplink/downlink; seamless tunnel/outside handover.
Remote monitoring; fault located to the specific remote unit.
Typical project parameters
| Parameter | Reference value |
|---|---|
| Coverage length | 1–10 km |
| Topology | Fiber BDA + leaky cable/antenna |
| Terminals | 30–200 units |
| Lead time | 15–45 working days |
Figures above are reference values from comparable projects; final configuration is subject to on-site survey and the contracted technical agreement.
Case brief
A 3.2 km highway tunnel deployed CV120 fiber BDA + CV310 ICS + RS3100 same-frequency repeater + S200 NMS: full-tunnel no-blind-spot radio, maintenance and rescue teams can talk to the tunnel control center anytime.