Motorola announced its new Wireless Ethernet Bridge, designed to provide enterprises and government agencies with carrier-class connectivity.
The PTP 300 series bridges operate in the 5.4 and 5.8 GHz bands at data rates up to 25 Mbps.
The bridges connect with up to 99.999 percent reliability, Motorola claims. The bridges can cover a line-of-sight distance of up to 155 miles, near-line-of-sight ranges of up to 25 miles, and non-line of sight distances of 6 miles.
Customer and channel partners can use the new next-generation RF planning tool – the PTP LINKPlanner – to determine link viability and optimization in challenging environments prior to purchase.
“Technologies previously only found in high-end NLOS solutions are now available in the new cost effective and economical PTP 300 platform,” said Shaukat Ahmed Reshi, CEO of SAR Telecom. “The new PTP 300 platform offers performance, features and reliability unmatched by any product in its class. It introduces high-end technology in a cost effective entry level solution, enabling solution providers and operators a carrier grade product that makes business sense.”
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