Comtech Wireless Communication Case Studies
ComTech rents two-way communications to the California State Fair
The California Exposition and State Fair required several hundred portable two-way radios, base stations, and five on-site repeaters for the duration of the fair. ComTech was able to deliver a system that exceeded the customer's expectations.
The Asian Art Museum in San Francisco looks to ComTech for a two-way radio solution
The Asian Art Museum was getting ready to move into their new building. ComTech was able to put together a system that gave the museum total radio coverage. In order to keep museum visitors from hearing the radio traffic, all radios were equipped with earpiece/mic combos.
ComTech supplies BDA solution at the Sacramento International Airport
When Sacramento County realized it had inadequate radio coverage for its Public Safety System at Sacramento International Airport, ComTech was selected to supply a system that exceeded expectations and minimum specifications.
ComTech selected by Sacramento Public Safety
The City of Sacramento needed to assure radio coverage for the Police and Fire Department personnel sharing the new Freeport Public Safety Center. ComTech was selected to provide the system. When this large remodel project ran into extensive delays and plan changes, ComTech was able to adapt quickly and cooperatively to complete the project.
Cirby Hills Medical Facility selects ComTech BDA
Placer County wanted its Public Safety Radio Frequencies to be available throughout this Secured Medical Facility. ComTech provided the most economical solution and was able to install the system discretely with minimal disturbance to hospital routine.
Teletics chosen to solve large oil site communication gaps
This oil camp was faced with a complex, but common industry communication dilemma: The camp needed to talk to the rest of the world, communicate with each other, and have the ability to call out via public address system to the entire camp. Teletics was uniquely positioned to provide VSAT services, as well as a communications system that enabled the organization to communicate with its entire camp and the outside world. The Teletics WKSU eliminated the need for wiring on the site and quickly paid for itself, while providing a reliable solution with minimal setup time between moves.
Alpine County Selects ComTech to Install 12 kW Solar Power Systems
When it came to looking for a company to construct the Hawkins Peak Project, Alpine County was looking for three things, quality, experience, and bond qualification. Hawkins Peak would have been a challenge for even the most experienced engineers. The install took place on an 11,000-foot mountaintop and will be utilized by the Alpine County Public Safety Organization and the Nevada and California Highway Patrol.
“When it comes to the safety of our community it is important that the job be done correctly”, stated Mike Fraser, General Manager ComTech Communications.
The project will provide full radio capability for over 30% of California and a large portion of Nevada, areas which previously had large gaps in communication coverage.
ComTech provides its Channel Marker to the Sacramento Regional Radio System
When the Sacramento Regional Radio System upgraded to Motorola Centracom Gold Elite dispatch center consoles, ComTech provided its Channel Marker circuit board. The ComTech solution included updated circuitry and occupied one third less space at each dispatch workstation.
Hayward, Ca. and Roseville, Ca. Police Departments purchase ComTech's Channel Marker
The Hayward and Roseville Police Departments purchased ComTech Channel Marker boards for installation during recent dispatch center upgrades to Motorola Centracom Gold Elite Series consoles.
ComTech supplies utility with satellite phones
A large California gas & electric utility needed communications for work crews operating beyond their two-way radio and cellular telephone systems. Comtech provided the Globalstar GSP-1600 handheld satellite phone, along with the hands-free vehicle kit, which allows personnel to make and receive voice calls both in and out of their vehicles.
ComTech supplies sheriff's department with satellite communications solution
A California county sheriff's office located in the central Sierras required reliable wireless communications in remote regions of the county where their two-way radio and commercial cellular coverage was spotty or non-existent. ComTech supplied the Globalstar GSP-1600 handheld telephone and hands-free vehicle kit for their cruisers, plus a data cable to permit them to use their laptops to send reports from the field back to headquarters.
California transportation department receives satellite communications system from ComTech
A California transportation department needed a way to send traffic polling data from a remote mountain region back to a central location. Comtech provided a Globalstar GSP-2900 fixed satellite terminal to interface with their computer equipment to transmit the data at a 9.6Kbps rate on a 24/7 basis.
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