Stay reachable
Address weak indoor signal in the spaces where your team and customers work.
CEL-FI GO G43 · NEXTIVITY
Improve available 4G LTE and supported 5G signals inside your building. BrightGate surveys the site, checks operator bands and equipment compatibility, and delivers installation, commissioning and support.

Address weak indoor signal in the spaces where your team and customers work.
Assess the outdoor donor signal, building layout, materials and operator requirements before selecting equipment.
Align the technical scope, applicable approvals, installation and acceptance checks from the start.
FOLLOW THE SIGNAL
See a floor-by-floor installation concept. Window-mounted donor antennas connect to indoor main units, with mounting and antenna configuration designed for the site.
ILLUSTRATIVE BUILDING CUTAWAYAUTOMATIC SIGNAL JOURNEYAvailable outdoor signal reaches each floor’s antenna mounted inside the window.
A concealed connection carries the signal to that floor’s indoor main unit.
The main unit processes and boosts the selected mobile signals.
The system serves indoor workspaces through its configured coverage antenna arrangement.
THE SIGNAL, EXPLAINED
A closer look at one floor: receive the available outdoor signal, feed the main unit and deliver indoor coverage through the configured antenna arrangement.

OUTDOOR NETWORK → INDOOR CONNECTION
Receive. Boost. Connect.Available 4G LTE and supported 5G signals travel from the operator network toward the building.
The directional donor antenna receives the available outside signal through the window.
A concealed coaxial connection feeds GO G43, which processes and boosts the configured operator signals.
The configured local server antenna redistributes the boosted signals to indoor phones and workspaces.
Extend available LTE signals into indoor areas used by your staff and customers, with the required operator service checked during assessment.
Match the selected GO G43 model and enabled software to the operator frequencies available at the site. 5G support is verified before supply.
GO G43 can handle up to three mobile operator signals within a compatible configuration. BrightGate confirms the proposed operators, bands and antenna plan for your building.
5G support is checked against the selected model, enabled software and operator bands before supply. Coverage and speed depend on the available network, building and commissioned design.
EXPLORE THE CONCEPT
Switch between an illustrative weak-signal layout and a planned antenna concept. Actual design starts with measurements—not this graphic.
SAUDI REGULATORY & PROJECT READINESS
Our project coordination pathway separates product conformity from customer/site permissions and technical acceptance. It is a delivery framework—not a government application status or a fixed approval timeline.
Confirm the customer entity, building, site access and target operators. BrightGate coordinates the applicable submission in the customer’s name or CR where the relevant route requires it.
Check the exact model, supported bands and available Saudi approval evidence against the applicable CST requirements. Product-family marketing is not a substitute for model-specific evidence.
Where applicable, coordinate with the supplier or importer on SASO/SABER conformity and shipment documentation. The route depends on product classification and whether equipment is supplied locally or imported.
Establish any required device-use, spectrum or operator permissions before activation, and complete the applicable customer submission. The authority or operator decides; BrightGate coordinates the project evidence.
Confirm the agreed design, applicable approvals and site permissions before installation and commissioning. Record any conditions in the project plan.
Record commissioning checks, customer acceptance and the agreed support scope. Retain project evidence privately and manage any change in model, location or scope through review.
Independent source references. No regulator endorsement or BrightGate accreditation is implied.
CST publishes specific mobile repeater requirements; its telecom bylaw addresses equipment approval. SABER manages applicable product conformity and shipment documentation. The current route, standards, required permissions and responsible applicant are confirmed for each project before commitment.
ONE TEAM. COMPLETE DELIVERY.
Survey observations, operator requirements, antenna concept, equipment selection and agreed scope.
Applicable compliance documents, customer submission support, site permissions and installation plan.
Antenna and cable installation, equipment setup, signal checks and agreed acceptance testing.
As-built information, commissioning record, customer orientation and agreed after-installation support.
Offices · Retail premises · Commercial buildings · Customer-facing spaces. Suitability is established through assessment of the building and available outdoor signal.
No universal compatibility is promised. The exact model, enabled software, bands and operator signals must be checked for the proposed site.
We support the applicable customer registration or submission under the customer’s CR where the identified route requires it. The required evidence and applicant responsibilities are confirmed before proceeding.
No. Authorities and operators determine their own decisions and requirements. Our role is to assess applicability, coordinate evidence and plan delivery around the required permissions.
No. It explains the design concept only. A project-specific survey and commissioning record establish the real results.
Your city, building use, approximate floor count, required operators and the areas with weak signal. Please avoid sending IDs, credentials or sensitive site details in the public enquiry form.
LET’S START WITH YOUR BUILDING
Share your coverage challenge. We will discuss assessment, suitability and the right next step.
Discuss your building ↗info@brightgate.com.sa