Radwin to support Russia’s major Safe City project

The City of Nefteyugansk in Siberia, Russia, has successfully deployed Radwin-developed wireless broadband systems for a major safe city video surveillance project in the country.

The Radwin 5000 point-to-multipoint systems have been selected to provide real-time video transmission to a central command centre from high-definition video cameras deployed throughout the city.

Roilcom technical director Alexey V. Antonov said the team has assessed and evaluated a number of solutions for major Safe City project.

"Only RADWIN 5000 met the city’s exacting requirements for high capacity, dedicated bandwidth per camera site and non-stop performance even in the most extreme temperatures," Antonov added.

Capable of transmitting video in toughest outdoor conditions and freezing temperatures, the wireless systems have been deployed as part of the major Safe City project, where Teleincom and Roilcom managed the project design and implementation.

Radwin Russia & CIS general manager Anetta Shapiro said: "In the past year alone we’ve been chosen for countless safe city projects around the globe because our solutions offer unprecedented technological and business value."

Operating in high interference and severely cold weather, the solution will deliver a high capacity connection and guaranteed bandwidth per each surveillance site.

"The cost-effective price and extremely fast installation times were major added benefits," Antonov continued.
RADWIN 5000 high capacity point-to-multipoint system has been designed to operate in challenging environments and extreme weather conditions and provide up to 250Mbps and dedicated bandwidth per site.