Improve mobile reception across your building with a professionally designed mobile repeater DAS. From a secure, serviceable equipment cabinet to a scalable active DAS, we assess your site, design the system, and provide installation, commissioning and ongoing support.
A Proeye repeater hub brings mobile repeater modules, power equipment and management components together in a secure, organised enclosure. The pre-built assembly supports service access, structured cabling and a professional installation.
Designed for serviceability
Key-lockable, ventilated enclosure
Organised placement of repeaters, cabling and power components
Three-module G41 configurations in the standard hub range
Single-module managed configuration for smaller requirements
Management and power options
Managed variants include modem connectivity and remote power cycling
Battery-backed DC supply options support operation during mains interruptions
Power and battery monitoring depends on the selected power supply
Remote services require connectivity and an agreed support arrangement
Hub options are selected to suit your carrier requirements, equipment count, maintenance needs and installation location. Antennas, distribution cabling and the coverage design form part of the overall DAS solution. Each hub is built around CEL-FI GO G41 repeater modules (full specifications), one per carrier.
Choose the hub configuration
Platinum
Window-door managed hub
B&R HDC20 ventilated cabinet with a viewing window and key lock. The reference design uses three G41 modules, modem connectivity, web relay and a battery-backed DC supply.
Remote management and power cycling; visual inspection through the door. Power and battery monitoring depends on the supply selected.
Hills 24HH1000 cabinet with dual locks and ventilation. The reference design includes three G41 modules, a Teltonika modem, web relay, monitored PB356 supply and backup battery.
Remote management, power cycling and power-system monitoring, subject to the agreed configuration and service.
Hills 24HH1000 cabinet with three G41 modules and individual DC power supplies. Backup battery and remote management are not part of the base specification.
Lower-complexity assembly with on-site servicing for configuration, updates and faults.
Configuration guide based on Proeye's August 2025 hub reference designs. Cabinet availability, repeater quantity, carrier allocation, power equipment, battery capacity and remote services are confirmed in your quotation. Battery runtime depends on the installed load and battery capacity.
A QUATRA Network Unit installed by Proeye. Labels removed.
CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e
A multi-operator active DAS for improving in-building mobile coverage. A Network Unit (NU) distributes selected donor signals and power to remote Coverage Units (CUs) over category cabling.
A scalable coverage system
One NU supports up to six CUs directly
A compatible Fibre Hub expands the system to up to twelve CUs per NU
CUs rebroadcast the selected cellular signals inside the building
WAVE Portal provides remote monitoring and management when connectivity is available
Designed around your building
Suitable for offices, healthcare, aged care, retail and other commercial premises
Proeye specifies category cable types to suit the design
Fibre expansion supports larger or separated coverage areas
Carrier selection, bands and 4G/5G operation depend on the equipment variant and approved configuration
Proeye can assess the donor signal, plan antenna locations, design the coverage network and undertake installation, commissioning and handover reporting.
Equipment and design are selected for the Australian installation and applicable operator requirements. Coverage and data performance depend on the donor signal, building conditions and serving mobile network.
CEL-FI QUATRA EVO
A flexible active DAS for sites needing coverage from one or two mobile network operators, suited to shops, schools, hotels, healthcare facilities and other commercial buildings.
Configurable operator support
Single-operator mode supports four bands from one carrier
Dual-operator mode supports two bands from each of two carriers
Bands and 4G/5G operation depend on the selected regional variant and configuration
Scalable system architecture
One Network Unit supports up to six Coverage Units directly
A compatible EVO Fibre Hub increases this to up to twelve CUs
Category cabling carries signals and power to the CUs
Ethernet or modem connectivity enables WAVE remote management
Proeye can assess whether EVO or QUATRA 4000e better suits your carrier requirements and coverage design. EVO Coverage Units must be paired with compatible EVO Network Units.
A repeater hub is an integrated cabinet assembly; QUATRA is a coverage-system architecture. A project may also need cabinets, antennas, cabling, power and monitoring infrastructure.
Repeater hub, QUATRA 4000e and QUATRA EVO compared. Scroll sideways on small screens.
Consideration
Proeye G41 repeater hub
CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e
CEL-FI QUATRA EVO
Main purpose
Organised enclosure integrating selected G41 repeaters, power and optional management.
Distributed active DAS using an NU and remote CUs.
Active DAS for one or two operators, with an NU and remote CUs.
Coverage distribution
Coaxial distribution and coverage antennas, designed for the site.
Category cabling to CUs, with antenna arrangements designed for each coverage area.
Category cabling to compatible EVO CUs.
Expansion
Subject to module count, RF design, cabinet space and power capacity.
Up to 6 CUs directly per NU; up to 12 with a compatible Fibre Hub.
Up to 6 CUs directly per NU; up to 12 with a compatible EVO Fibre Hub.
Remote support
Included hardware varies by hub option; managed variants support remote access and power control.
WAVE management with network connectivity; support arrangements confirmed separately.
WAVE management with connectivity; support arrangements confirmed separately.
Backup power
Available in selected configurations.
UPS or backup-power provision can be assessed as part of the project design.
Project-specific UPS or backup-power provision can be assessed.
From site survey to ongoing support
Survey, design and installation
We assess existing indoor and external signals, review the areas requiring coverage and develop an equipment and antenna design. Installation includes system assembly, cabling, commissioning and coverage verification to the agreed scope.
Maintenance and remote management
Ask about periodic inspections, firmware maintenance, remote diagnostics, power cycling and service reporting. Modem data services, monitoring, battery replacement and response arrangements are included only where specified in your quotation or service agreement.
Coverage and capacity: a mobile repeater extends available cellular signals into the building. It does not create additional capacity at the serving base station or guarantee a set number of simultaneous calls or a particular data speed.
Request a site assessment, pricing or product advice. Tell us your site location, building type, carriers and the areas needing better mobile reception.