Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 2.2 — Certified and Desing Signal Strength Thresholds Following the complete construction of the building interior including all exterior and interior walls and all doors and windows installed minimum certified signal strength of -95 dBm shall be obtained in all floor areas as per Table 1
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Certified and Desing Signal Strength Thresholds Following the complete construction of the building interior including all exterior and interior walls and all doors and windows installed minimum certified signal strength of -95 dBm shall be obtained in all floor areas as per Table 1.
The design threshold for all floor areas as per Table 1 should be -85 dBm to allow a margin of not less than 10 dB.
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