Short Answer
In new constructions, renovations, and refurbishments, object radio or POLYCOM in-house provision can already become relevant during the planning or construction submission phase. Whether requirements exist depends on the object, use, canton, and responsible authorities. Technical rooms, cable routes, fire protection, power supply, measurement concepts, and responsibilities should be clarified early on.
Construction submissions and technical planning are the right moment to ensure that object radio is not overlooked.
What should be clarified
- Is POLYCOM or object radio provision required?
- Which building areas are affected?
- Which authorities define requirements?
- What proofs and measurement protocols are expected?
Technical Points
| Point | Why is it important? |
|---|---|
| Technical Room | Ensure space, electricity, and access. |
| Cable Routes | Can be planned significantly cheaper at an early stage. |
| Fire Protection | Coordinate penetrations. |
| Measurement | Prepare acceptance in a timely manner. |
Typical Errors
Object radio is not considered in the construction submission. Later, there are addendums, delays, and difficult retrofits.
FAQ
Must object radio be included in every construction submission?
Not necessarily. However, for relevant objects, the obligation should be checked early.
Who clarifies the requirements?
The builder, planner, and operator together with the responsible authorities and radio experts.
Why is early planning cheaper?
Cable routes, technical rooms, and fire protection can be integrated into the construction planning.
What belongs in the documentation?
Requirements, concepts, measurements, technical data, and acceptance documents.
Sources and Currency
This page was created on July 6, 2026. Technical and regulatory information must be cross-checked with current manufacturer data, standards, frequency specifications, and location conditions for specific projects.