Solutions

Wired networking is very often the best of all choices, but the need for genuine operational cost savings, mobility, and rapid deployment calls for advanced wireless solutions

Wired networking is very often the best of all choices, but the need for genuine operational cost savings, mobility, and rapid deployment calls for advanced wireless solutions. Radwave purpose-designed technology offers highly efficient alternatives to leased lines, and wired distribution systems, but with the mobility, flexibility and rapid deployment benefits of true carrier-class wireless solutions.

video-surveillance

RadWave wireless solutions have enabled highly reliable video surveillance networks in all corners of the globe. Many of these solutions are mobile, but the benefit of wireless extends far beyond mobile applications, and include installations anywhere where wired solutions are cost prohibitive or geographically impractical, or intended for temporary event-based use.

Mobility

Increase operational efficiency: It has to be efficient to run. It needs to maximize capacity and performance, and at the same time minimize running costs such as spectrum fees, tower lease fees, rent, labor and power-related costs.

Smart City

As cities grow and diversify, the infrastructure needs to keep pace with the needs of their citizens. The term Smart Cities, describes a technology revolution that offers better city management at lower cost to even the smallest municipality

wireless-broadband

As a Wireless ISP, you need your wireless transport to be as agile as your business. High-capacity and fast time-to-market are the name of the game

Wifi

RadWave WiFi products extend the Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint Wide Area Network products and complete the solution for both Wireless Internet service providers and the enterprise by connecting end users in multiple locations to the data-center, internet or any other vital data source

backhaul

In a hierarchical network the backhaul segment of the network is the link between the core network, or backbone network, and the subnetworks at the edge of the network.