Project planning and support
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about DSI RF installation, service, products, and support.
Installation and engineering
Can DSI RF design and install a complete transmitter facility?
Yes. DSI RF can provide all or part of a transmitter-facility project, from the tower antenna through the transmitter room. Work can include engineering, equipment selection and procurement, racks and cabling, installation, testing, and commissioning.
Can DSI RF install customer-supplied equipment?
Installation services can include customer-supplied equipment, DSI RF-procured components, or a combination of both. Contact DSI RF with the equipment list and site requirements to discuss the project.
Does DSI RF work on towers and rooftops?
DSI RF projects have included towers, rooftops, transmitter buildings, and specialty structures for antennas, transmission lines, microwave systems, satellite systems, cameras, and related equipment.
Can DSI RF design and install microwave systems?
DSI RF designs and installs licensed and unlicensed microwave systems, including path planning, equipment integration, antennas, transmission lines, alignment, testing, and commissioning.
What satellite-system work does DSI RF perform?
Satellite work includes C-band, Ku-band, and Ka-band antenna installation, alignment, re-peaking, feed systems, transmission lines, and related RF components.
Service and products
What field-service work does DSI RF provide?
Field service can include scheduled and emergency work on transmitters, antennas, transmission lines, microwave links, satellite systems, remote camera systems, and related RF equipment.
How do I request support for a DSI RF product?
Contact product support with the product or system name, model information, a description of the problem, and your preferred contact information.
Can DSI RF provide custom antenna mounts?
DSI RF has designed, fabricated, and installed fixed and non-penetrating mounts in steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Contact DSI RF with the antenna, structure, loading, and site requirements.