Honeywell BDA BDA-LIC-D27A-D33A Configuration Upgrade Digital 700/800 BDA Family, from PS700 and PS800, +27 dBm, Class to PS700 and PS800, +33 dBm, Class A

Improve in-building emergency communications and security coverage with the Honeywell BDA license upgrade for PS700 and PS800 systems. This license upgrade for the Honeywell BDA Fiplex product line raises the certified transmit level from +27 dBm (≈0.5 W) to +33 dBm (≈2 W), delivering stronger, more reliable signals for public safety, surveillance, and monitoring applications without changing existing hardware. Designed for the Digital 700/800 BDA family, the upgrade preserves dual-band Class A operation and compliance while extending effective coverage in multi-level buildings, parking structures, and RF-challenged environments.

For integrators and facility managers, the license-based approach reduces installation time and cost compared with physical amplifier swaps, enabling fast rollouts across PS700/PS800 installations. The upgrade supports mission-critical voice and data links used by first responders and security teams, improving interoperability and on-site performance. Ready to enhance your in-building coverage? Contact your Honeywell BDA reseller or technical sales team to apply the BDA-LIC-D27A-D33A configuration upgrade and strengthen your emergency communications and surveillance infrastructure.

• Upgrade in-building public-safety coverage by increasing transmit power from +27 dBm to +33 dBm for clearer emergency communications
• Simple license-based enhancement for Honeywell BDA Fiplex PS700/PS800—no hardware swap required, reducing downtime and installation cost
• Dual-band Class A operation preserves compliant two-way signal integrity while expanding coverage for security, surveillance, and monitoring systems
• Scales existing Digital 700/800 BDA family deployments to support larger or more challenging building environments and dense RF conditions
• Maintains system reliability and interoperability with PS700/PS800 platforms, minimizing commissioning time and integration effort