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A selection of recent Proeye installations, photographed by our team on site. Client names and site details are withheld to protect their confidentiality.

  • 12Sites, each with a rooftop donor antenna system designed and installed by Proeye
  • 2System types: CEL-FI QUATRA active DAS and Proeye repeater hubs with CEL-FI G41 and G51 modules
  • 6States and territories: Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory

Victoria 2026

Large-format retail warehouse

CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e active DAS

Three-carrier in-building coverage for a high-bay warehouse store, from rooftop donor antennas to coverage units on the roof structure.

A large steel-framed building with high open ceilings and long cable runs, requiring coverage for all three carriers across the trading floor.

Scope delivered

  • Three rooftop parabolic grid donor antennas, one for each carrier: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • Weather-sealed roof penetrations for the donor cabling
  • CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e Network Unit with carrier combining, wall-mounted in the communications area
  • Coverage Units mounted on high-level cable tray, feeding SISO panel antennas suspended from the roof structure
  • RF exposure (EME) field-strength checks at the donor antennas
  • Post-installation monitoring of signal quality for each carrier
  • Post-installation signal survey: all nine test areas for each carrier better than Proeye's −95 dBm coverage target (the survey report's own acceptance criterion was −105 dBm)
  • Retail
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems

How the project unfolded

  1. Design

    Coverage designed around a CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e upgrade, with a predicted coverage drawing for the sales floor.

  2. Survey

    Donor signal measured on the roof and inside the store before the upgrade.

  3. Installation

    Old repeater and antennas removed; QUATRA Network Unit, Coverage Units, panel antennas and new donor antennas installed.

  4. Testing

    Signal survey of nine test areas for Optus, Telstra and Vodafone. Every area passed the report's −105 dBm criterion and Proeye's −95 dBm target.

  5. As-built report

    Handover report with the installation summary, equipment records and photographs of every coverage antenna.

  6. Monitoring

    24-hour signal quality monitoring reviewed for each carrier.

Stages and dates come from the project's photographs and documents. Only work shown in the record is described.

Victoria 2026

New retail development

Proeye repeater hubs with CEL-FI G41 modules

Two pre-built Proeye repeater hubs delivering multi-carrier coverage to a new store and its undercroft car park, installed during fit-out.

A new build under fit-out, with coverage needed in the store and the undercroft car park beneath it.

Scope delivered

  • Two Proeye repeater hubs, each housing three CEL-FI G41 repeater modules
  • Hubs assembled and tested on the bench before delivery to site
  • Hub power, relay and battery-backed supply components fitted in each cabinet
  • Rooftop parabolic grid donor antennas on articulating mounts
  • Ceiling dome antennas and wall and truss-mounted panel antennas
  • High-level cabling and antenna installation during the fit-out
  • Retail
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Victoria 2025–2026

Residential aged care community

Six Platinum repeater hubs with CEL-FI G41 modules

A new multi-level aged care building, followed from site survey during construction through to as-built signal testing, with fully remote-managed Platinum repeater hubs.

The building was still under construction when we surveyed it, so roof donor locations, comms room space and cable pathways were coordinated with the build.

Scope delivered

  • Site survey and rooftop donor signal assessment during construction
  • Repeater design, revised through the build as plans developed
  • Parabolic grid donor antennas on a roof-mounted rail, one per carrier
  • Six pre-built Platinum repeater hubs, each with three CEL-FI G41 modules for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • IP relay and monitored power supply with backup battery in every hub, linked by network switch and modem for remote management
  • Carrier-labelled donor feeds through power dividers to each hub
  • Ceiling dome antennas throughout the building
  • As-built signal testing at handover
  • Aged care
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

How the project unfolded

  1. Survey

    Donor signal measured on the roof of the building under construction, and a survey summary report prepared.

  2. Design

    The repeater design was revised as the building plans developed, including an electrician reference for power and pathways.

  3. Rooftop

    Parabolic grid donor antennas installed on a roof rail, with cabling run in tray to the risers.

  4. Hubs

    Pre-built Platinum hubs fitted in the comms rooms and fed from labelled carrier donor lines.

  5. Coverage

    Dome antennas installed on each level, many mounted directly beneath the services cable tray.

  6. Testing

    As-built signal results recorded at test points across the building for the handover documentation.

Stages and dates come from the project's photographs and documents. Only work shown in the record is described.

Victoria 2024

Lift car coverage with CEL-FI QUATRA

CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e with rooftop donor antennas and a Coverage Unit on the lift car

Mobile coverage inside a lift car: a CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e Coverage Unit rides on the car top and feeds a flush dome antenna in the car ceiling, cabled back to the Network Unit in the communications cabinet.

A building where passengers and staff need mobile service inside the lift car, not just at the landings.

Scope delivered

  • Grid donor antennas on braced masts on the roof
  • A QUATRA 4000e Network Unit in the communications cabinet, with carrier-labelled coax and a combiner
  • A QUATRA Coverage Unit on a chequer-plate bracket on the lift car top, inside the shaft
  • A data outlet and cabling on the car-top bracket, with flexible conduit for the travelling cable
  • A flush black dome antenna in the lift car ceiling
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Victoria

Courier depot repeater hubs

Three Proeye repeater hubs with CEL-FI G41 and G51 modules, rooftop grid donor antennas and ceiling dome antennas

Three repeater hubs, one each for the ground floor, level 1 and level 2, combining CEL-FI G41 4G modules with CEL-FI G51 5G modules for a courier organisation, fed from grid donor antennas on braced masts on the roof.

A courier organisation where offices and operations rely on mobile service across several levels.

Scope delivered

  • Grid donor antennas on braced roof masts, with cables run in conduit across the roof
  • Three vented, lockable hub cabinets, one per level (ground, level 1 and level 2), with CEL-FI G41 and G51 repeater modules
  • A separate cabinet for the hubs' main power supply
  • Mobile network combiners for each level, mounted above the hubs on cable ladder
  • Labelled coaxial cables in the riser, each with an RF warning label
  • Ceiling dome antennas in the offices
  • Hubs and combiners labelled with a do-not-switch-off notice and the carriers they serve
  • Logistics & depots
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Victoria 2026

School campus repeater hubs: service and 5G upgrade

Two repeater hubs with six CEL-FI G41 modules (Telstra, Optus and Vodafone), rooftop grid donor antennas and ceiling dome antennas

A school campus with two repeater hubs, one in a basement comms room and one in a level 1 comms riser, each with a CEL-FI G41 module for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone. Proeye diagnosed a fault remotely, then replaced the hub batteries and updated the repeater firmware on site, which enabled 5G support and restored the connection to the CEL-FI WAVE portal.

A modern school building where staff need reliable mobile service across the basement, ground floor and upper levels.

Scope delivered

  • Remote management break-fix to diagnose the reported repeater issue
  • On-site service in July 2026: hub batteries replaced and repeater firmware updated by laptop, enabling 5G support and reconnecting all six repeaters to the CEL-FI WAVE portal
  • Rooftop inspection of the grid donor antennas, masts, bracing and connector weatherproofing, all found in good condition
  • A signal survey at 20 points across the basement, ground floor and upper levels: matching 4G channels for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone were detected at all 20 points, and Vodafone 5G at 16
  • Monitoring through to October 2026, with no system errors reported
  • The client reported better signal after the service
  • Schools & campuses
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Victoria

AV Hub: Foxtel, free-to-air TV and digital signage

Proeye AV Hub headend with Foxtel satellite, free-to-air TV and two in-house digital signage channels, distributed over the existing MATV network

An aged care community where one Proeye AV Hub in the comms rack receives Foxtel by satellite and free-to-air television, adds two in-house What's On channels from a digital signage player, and sends them all through the existing MATV cabling, so the televisions need no set-top box of their own.

Residents wanted Foxtel sport, movies and entertainment and a simple channel list, and staff wanted a way to share welcome messages and daily information on the televisions.

Scope delivered

  • A headend with a terrestrial input, four satellite inputs and common interface slots for the provider's conditional access modules
  • Foxtel channels presented in one channel list, numbered 501 to 520
  • A digital signage player creating two in-house channels: What's On 1 (601) and What's On 2 (602)
  • On-screen welcome and channel list pages for residents and visitors
  • A cellular router for remote management and break-fix support
  • Installed in the facility's existing comms rack, labelled with a do-not-switch-off notice and Proeye support details
  • Aged care
  • Satellite TV & AV Hub
  • Equipment & hubs

New South Wales 2025–2026

Residential aged care community

CEL-FI QUATRA active DAS with remote management

Building-wide mobile coverage across a multi-level aged care community, surveyed level by level and commissioned with call tests on every floor.

A multi-level residential care building where staff, residents and visitors rely on mobile service throughout.

Scope delivered

  • Site survey with proposed antenna locations on every level
  • Rooftop donor antennas
  • QUATRA Network Units and fibre expansion in the communications room
  • Ceiling-mounted coverage antennas across the ground floor and upper levels
  • Teltonika RUT956 router providing connectivity for remote management
  • Call tests on every level and a signal report at commissioning
  • Aged care
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

New South Wales 2026

Hospital mobile repeater hub

Proeye repeater hub with three CEL-FI G41 modules and rooftop donor antennas

A wall-mounted mobile repeater hub with one CEL-FI G41 module each for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, fed from rooftop grid donor antennas. Every tested area passed the post-installation signal test on all three carriers.

A hospital where clinical staff, patients and visitors rely on mobile service inside the building.

Scope delivered

  • Rooftop grid donor antennas on braced masts
  • A Proeye mobile network combiner in the ceiling space
  • A vented, lockable hub cabinet with three CEL-FI G41 repeater modules: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • An IP relay, router and network switch for remote access and power cycling
  • Power supply, fused distribution and a backup battery
  • Hub labelled with Proeye service contacts and a do-not-switch-off notice
  • Post-installation signal test, August 2026: 13 of 13 test areas passed for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone against the report criterion of RSRP better than −95 dBm
  • Hospitals & health
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

South Australia

Hotel mobile repeater hub

Proeye repeater hub with three CEL-FI G41 modules, rooftop donor antennas and ceiling dome antennas

A repeater hub with one CEL-FI G41 module each for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, fed from three rooftop grid donor antennas, with ceiling dome antennas in the bar, dining room, kitchen and entrance of a working hotel.

A hotel with exposed timber-beamed ceilings, where guests and staff need mobile service in the bar, dining room and back of house.

Scope delivered

  • Three grid donor antennas on braced roof masts
  • A combiner and cable tray above the hub in the communications room
  • A vented, lockable hub cabinet with three CEL-FI G41 repeater modules: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • A web relay, router, fuse board, power supply and backup battery in the hub
  • Ceiling dome antennas in the bar, dining room, commercial kitchen and entrance foyer
  • A black dome antenna on the dark timber-beamed ceiling, so it blends with the interior
  • Hotels & venues
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Northern Territory

Hotel mobile repeater hub

Proeye repeater hub with three CEL-FI G41 modules, rooftop donor antennas and ceiling dome antennas

A repeater hub with one CEL-FI G41 module each for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, fed from rooftop grid donor antennas, with ceiling dome antennas from the commercial kitchen to the public areas of a hotel.

A hotel where guests, staff and the kitchen team need mobile service throughout the building.

Scope delivered

  • Two grid donor antennas on braced roof masts
  • A vented, lockable hub cabinet with three CEL-FI G41 repeater modules: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • A web relay, modem, fuse board, power supply and backup battery in the hub
  • A cable duct from the ceiling space down to the hub
  • Ceiling dome antennas, including the commercial kitchen and a bulkhead in a public area
  • Hub labelled with a do-not-switch-off notice and the carriers it serves
  • Hotels & venues
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Western Australia

Liquor store mobile repeater hub

Proeye repeater hub with three CEL-FI G41 modules, rooftop donor antennas and ceiling dome antennas

A single retail store covered by one Proeye repeater hub with a CEL-FI G41 module each for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, fed from rooftop grid donor antennas, with ceiling dome antennas and a wall-mounted panel antenna.

A liquor store where staff and customers need mobile service across the shop floor.

Scope delivered

  • Three grid donor antennas on braced roof masts
  • A black hub cabinet with three CEL-FI G41 repeater modules: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • A web relay, Teltonika RUT956 router, fuse board, power supply and backup battery in the hub
  • Ceiling dome antennas on the shop floor
  • A wall-mounted panel antenna below the roof
  • Retail
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

Tasmania

Liquor store mobile repeater hub

Proeye repeater hub with three CEL-FI G41 modules, rooftop donor antennas and indoor antennas

A single retail store covered by one Proeye repeater hub with a CEL-FI G41 module each for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, fed from rooftop grid donor antennas, with antennas on the shop floor, in the cold room and in the stockroom.

A liquor store where staff and customers need mobile service on the shop floor, in the walk-in cold room and in the stockroom.

Scope delivered

  • Three grid donor antennas on braced roof masts
  • A combiner on cable tray above the hub, with coax runs from the roof
  • A hub cabinet with three CEL-FI G41 repeater modules: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone
  • A web relay, router, fuse box, power supply and backup battery in the hub
  • A ceiling dome antenna on the shop floor
  • A ceiling-mount antenna and a wall panel antenna in the walk-in cold room
  • A wall-mounted panel antenna in the stockroom
  • Retail
  • Mobile coverage & DAS
  • Rooftop donor systems
  • Equipment & hubs

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