Wireless Bridges & Long-Range Transmission Systems
We provide high-capacity wireless and optical data transmission systems, connecting remote areas and buildings securely without digging long trenches.
Point-to-Point Backhauls & Optical Media Converters
We supply and configure wireless point-to-point (P2P) and point-to-multipoint (P2MP) bridges, utilizing high-frequency microwave dishes to carry ethernet traffic over several kilometers with low latency.
For optical fiber, we supply media converters, transceivers, and multiplexers that extend ethernet ranges, bridging remote CCTV cameras back to security rooms.
Extreme Climate Media Cabinets & Solar Grid Units
Our transmission nodes are housed in weather-protected enclosures, built to operate in high desert temperatures.
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Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless bridges
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Licensed and unlicensed microwave backhaul antennas
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Industrial-grade fiber media converters and transceivers
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Solar-powered network stations for remote security cameras
We also deliver solar-powered wireless repeaters for extreme perimeters where pulling power cables is not cost-effective.
Smart Managed Switches & Telecommunication Networks
Our Smart Managed PoE Switch features easy management and maintenance. You can easily deploy, monitor, and expand your surveillance system anytime and anywhere with our software platforms. You can view the network topology, monitor the health of the network, and receive device alarms in real time, which greatly reduces the cost of network operation and maintenance.
Telecommunication networks are transmission systems enabling information to be transmitted in analogue or digital form between various different sites by means of electromagnetic or optical signals. The information may consist of audio or video data or some other type of data. The networks are based either on wired or wireless infrastructures. Typical examples of telecommunication networks are the telephone landline network, the mobile network, cable TV networks or the internet.
Various types of phone network can be used for two-way speech transmission. In the early days of the telephony era, the phone network was wire-based and transmitted the speech signals by means of electromagnetic, analogue signals. Nowadays, the phone networks are digital and can be wire-based (landline network) or wireless (mobile network). The system for connecting subscribers has progressed from being purely circuit-switched to packet-switched.