Fast deployment systems
Rapid deployment systems are tactical solutions that respond quickly and flexibly to incidents and complex events where it is necessary to have an autonomous, robust, and reliable communication system in a short amount of time.
The goal is to ensure mobile coverage around a specific mission-critical operational field, such as a major accident, a terrorist attack, or a natural disaster, when “standard” networks are unavailable due to power outages, congestion, or other reasons. These solutions are ideal for temporarily expanding radio coverage or increasing capacity during emergencies or extraordinary events.
Likewise, they can also be used to provide coverage in remote regions that lack the necessary infrastructure for a fixed site deployment, such as small islands or forested and mountainous areas.
Solutions
The possibilities offered by fast deployment solutions are numerous, and they will depend on the communication needs of the users and the network operation mode. This is why the Teltronic solutions portfolio can be customized, in order to respond to different needs.
- Portable tactical cell, transportable by one person in the form of a backpack
- Integrated tactical cell, transportable by mechanical means such as an accessory with wheels
- Vehicular tactical cell, to be installed in cars or vans
- Large scope tactical cell, installable in an advanced command post
Advanced Command Post
Teltronic has extensive experience in the design and deployment of this type of mobile units—trucks that house multiple operator workstations and all the technical equipment, which may include a retractable antenna tower, satellite antenna, generator, air conditioning, monitors, and more.
The radio equipment includes all the necessary components to deploy a complete network infrastructure, whether TETRA, broadband, or even hybrid systems, including the central node, base stations, and even a control center solution such as CeCoCo.
Thus, these vehicles not only provide reliable communications to all personnel in operation, but they are also prepared to become the Advanced Command Post from which the incident can be managed locally.
