Installation Readiness Begins on the Ground Discovering a damaged connector, incorrect setting, or unresolved test result after equipment is mounted complicates a job that was supposed to be an installation. Preinstallation RF testing moves those questions to the workbench, where components remain accessible and the configuration can be examined before tower work begins. TX RX
Power Resilience at Hybrid LMR and Broadband Sites Under Longer Outage Conditions Legacy radio frequency (RF) transmission towers are no longer simply about transmitting, receiving, combining, filtering, feeding and connecting signals via antennas. Many of today’s sites are equipped with internet protocol (IP) based communication devices, broadband routers, timing devices, remote monitoring equipment, network switches,
A Monitoring Upgrade Is Not a Replacement Project There’s no reason to upgrade a public-safety radio system just to get
Installation Readiness Begins on the Ground Discovering a damaged connector, incorrect setting, or unresolved test result after equipment is mounted
A Site Expansion Does Not Always Need Another Receive Antenna When a radio system upgrade begins with expanding additional receivers
Growing Communications Complexity Is Making Long Term Manufacturer Support More Valuable When updating a public safety communications network, it will
Purchase Price Captures Only the First Transaction It is essential to recognize that the “purchase” price of a piece of