RAD’s Airmux-200 Offers High-Performance Connectivity Between Dispersed Facilities

Universities, municipalities, hospitals – what these organizations have in common is their need for high performance connectivity between dispersed buildings. And while leased lines and fiber is an option it is an expensive option.

For hospitals seeking to connect multiple buildings; universities that need to connect one faculty building to another; and municipalities that need to transparently link government agencies and offices across a metropolitan divide the obvious solution is to go wireless.

Broadband wireless connectivity is the natural choice for organizations seeking to extend network coverage without paying the high monthly overhead of leased lines or fiber.

At the same time, these organizations cannot afford to compromise on the quality and performance of their communications. For hospitals charged with missioncritical tasks – downtime is simply not an option. Fast, reliable communications is also critical to ensure the smooth day-to-day operations of municipalities and universities.

With Airmux-200, these organizations can reap the benefits of high performance connectivity, at a low cost of ownership. Airmux-200 enables extending network coverage to distances of up to 80km/50mi, even in adverse environments. The solution also delivers unparalleled reliability, with low latency (less than 3 milliseconds for Ethernet connection) that guarantees high throughput.

In addition, Airmux-200 gives hospitals, universities and municipalities the flexibility they need to keep pace with changes. A new building goes up? A government office is switching an address? The ability to set up a new link or reestablish one independently and with no delay delivers compelling value.

Government offices and municipalities require secured transmission, while hospitals are required to keep their patients privacy.

Airmux complies to these demands by supporting safeguards to secure the wireless transmission against possible intrusion. An advanced encryption technique is used that includes dynamic encryption key changes to prevent unauthorized eavesdropping and coded time stamping to prevent false transmission from an intruding terminal.