If you live in a remote community, it’s not always easy to stay connected to the rest of the world, but backhaul and wireless broadband firm Radwin is doing its utmost to try and change that.
The firm provides its wireless point-to-point offerings in over 120 countries, specializing in the in sub-6GHz space.
Indeed, the firm has gained quite a reputation for itself owing to its expertise in providing telco-grade TDM and Ethernet (with up to 200 Mbps capacity) over a single wireless link.
Radwin’s flagship products, the RADWIN 2000 series, even offer up to 120 Km/75 miles of long distance coverage at 200 Mbps throughput using single radio supporting multiple bands (2.4 and 4.9 – 5.9 GHz), Native TDM (Up to 16 E1s/T1s) and ethernet over the same link.
With a strategy best expressed by the phrase “connecting the global village,” Radwin not only helps carriers and telcos reach out to rural subscribers oft forgotten and neglected in this ever digital world, but also offers enhanced services for urban areas and private networks.
Radwin told RCR it prides itself on its ability to provide high capacity, long range and superior quality broadband at highly competitive prices.
The systems, Radwin told us, are ideal for a broad range of backhaul, broadband access, enterprise connectivity and even video surveillance transmission applications.
See the video below to hear more about Radwin’s vision, products and strategy in an exclusive with RCR.
Radwin – connecting the global village
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