RADWIN, the provider of wireless Point-to-Point, Point-to-MultiPoint and FiberinMotion® wireless broadband solutions announced this week that its wireless broadband portfolio has been deployed for a city-wide video surveillance project in Mexico by the Tonala Municipality in the State of Chiapas.
The deployment involves RADWIN 5000 point-to-multipoint and RADWIN 2000 point-to-point systems to transmit live videos from the dozens of high resolution PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras in strategic locations throughout the city including schools, major intersections and shopping areas. Operating in the 3.3 GHz and 4.9 - 5.8 GHz bands, the systems will be transmitting live video from the cameras to the control center, enabling security personnel to respond to criminal activity 24x7, thus drastically reducing crime rates and enhancing citizens’ safety.
German Alvarez Gonzalez, Engineering Department, Maya Quetzal Comunicaciones S.A.
The Tonala Municipality evaluated multiple systems for high-quality video transmission. After testing parameters such as availability, stability, ease-of-use, embedded technologies and price - Chiapas chose RADWIN because it offered the best solution.
Uri Ofri, RADWIN's GM CALA
This latest win is testament to the value that our solutions provide; our systems deliver highest base station capacity and video quality is guaranteed via dedicated bandwidth per camera site. Our systems are deployed in hundreds of Safe City projects globally and operate in the most challenging conditions including nLOS/NLOS and high interference.
