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Hytera Fast-deployment Products & Solutions
Hytera Fast Deployment Solution
Hytera provides a fast deployment solution for rapid response in many emergency situations. Hytera fast deployment broadband and narrowband products, set up a secure wireless link-on-demand to enable front-line responders to communicate with on-site command center in complicated environment. The network deployment is flexible. The kinds of industries which use emergency services include transportation, security, energy, utilities, construction, local government organisations and others.
Fast Deployment
Experiencing the aftermath of a crisis, Hytera digital wireless ad-hoc repeater can be turned on and used, flexibly deploy and establish a network in a short time from bottom up.
On-site Command
Hytera on-site command can display location of fast deploy units and issue command and orders according to the status, which is extremely useful for on-site operation.
Multiple Interconnection
Interconnection with Tetra, DMR, LTE, Analog Radios, public networks etc., providing seamless command control and communication across different agencies via voice, video and data.
Challenge
Sudden disasters can be unpredictable and avoided only by responding quickly and minimizing casualties. Infrastructure may also be damaged. There is no communication network. Therefore, the most urgent need to set up a temporary communication network for search and rescue personnel to quickly respond to the precious multimedia information to the headquarters.
Natural Disaster Relief
E-pack can be used to provide network coverage for the disaster-stricken area. They can form a reliable emergency communication network to fit the complex site.
E-packs could be quickly deployed to a scene of a natural disaster to provide instant communications for the initial assessment and recovery process. Their ability to operate from switch on and wirelessly form a communications network means they can quickly provide communications for rescue and recovery teams, ensuring fast response that can possibly preserve more lives and ensure the safety of those working on the site.
Fire Rescue
In a tall building, E-packs can be deployed to form a wireless narrowband network. They are rugged and portable, making them ideal for deployment in the harsh conditions that the scene of a fire presents. The VM780 Body worn camera fitted with a SIM card could be used in conjunction with the public network and Hytera’s POC solution (Hytalk) to provide visual situation awareness of the site with the aid of real time streaming video.
Multi-layer underground Coverage
In situations where coverage to above ground has become impossible, the E- packs could be deployed to provide temporary coverage via their multi-hop ad hoc wireless network. This would provide a wide area wireless communication for DMR portable users.
Coverage Extension for Search & Rescue
Deployment to remote areas especially for search and rescue situations can often be challenging. E-packs can be deployed in a backpack and those wearing them can form a wireless network that other portable users can use to communicate over. The E-pack users are also able to communicate across the network via the E-pack microphone. GPS reporting from radios and E-packs is displayed on the radio screen and the microphone screen assisting with location once the site/person is located.
The E-pack is capable of 5/10/20W which can be adjusted by the user via the microphone. This allows for formation of a very wide coverage area. Additionally, a SIM card can be fitted to the E-pack, allowing connection to both mobile phones and linking to other E-packs in another geographic area.
E-packs can also be interconnected with existing Hytera DMR Tier 2 and 3 systems with an EPRAD gateway.
Case Studies
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Hytera DMR Simulcast System Improves Services for South Korean Fire Department
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Hytera Provides Swift Response to Aid Laos Dam Collapse Rescue
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Hytera Radios Coordinate Denmark's Biggest Family Festival
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Zimbabwe Police Deploys Hytera DMR System
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