ADRF

ADRF is the leading provider of in-building wireless solutions that ensure reliable commercial and public cellular connectivity in venues of any size, shape, and location. Established in 1999 in Burbank, CA, ADRF prides itself on having a customer-centric focus, designing solutions that meet each customer’s unique needs, while providing a pathway to scale for the future.
Staying ahead in the fast-paced wireless industry isn’t just about keeping up, it’s about leading the way. That’s why ADRF’s Product Certification Trainings are designed to give professionals the hands-on skills and technical know-how to deploy, optimize, and maintain our cutting-edge wireless solutions with confidence.
Earning an ADRF certification not only validates one’s skills in designing, installing, and troubleshooting our products but also gains a competitive edge when bidding for projects. Plus, it helps stay on the right side of regulations, ensuring compliance with FCC, NFPA, and IFC guidelines that many jurisdictions require for public safety and commercial wireless deployments. Certification also builds trust with clients, making them more confident that system integrators can get the job done right the first time, saving time and money in the process.
In 2024, we proudly certified over 200 companies across the US, hosting 21 in-person training sessions from Teterboro, New Jersey, to sunny Miami, Florida, and all the way west to San Diego, California. Our sessions covered everything from RF fundamentals to hands-on exercises with ADRF’s DAS, repeaters, and public safety solutions, equipping participants with practical skills for real-world applications. You can view an example of a typical two-day class agenda here.
Some of the most asked/answered questions in the training include:
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How do I properly install and commission ADRF products?
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What are the troubleshooting steps for common issues?
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How does ADRF’s graphical user interface (GUI) work for remote monitoring and control?
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What are the best practices for ensuring optimal system performance?
