What is

Wireless Communication ?
Wireless communication is the transfer of data without the use of wired or physical connection.

What
we do:

We specialize in installation, configuration, and maintenance of the following systems:

DMR - (Digital Mobile Radio)

TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio)

Tactical Communication System.

Communication Towers.

PoC Radio (Push to Talk Over Cellular Radio)

Wireless solutions (PTP & PTMP)

1- DMR (Digital Mobile Radio)

DMR is a digital communications platform that delivers commercial safety benefits for mission critical users, with the capability to carry both voice and data. DMR gives you a powerful combination of flexibility, control, and resiliency.

DMR provides solutions that meet the requirements of users while providing the best application needs for monitoring and controlling the communications network.

The digital voice compression technology of DMR terminals provides better noise reduction and preserves voice quality over a greater range than analog, especially at coverage edges.

DMR technology ensures that all communications are private, and the radio’s advanced encryption technology prevents any unauthorized access that ensures all important information remains safe and secure.

2- TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio)

Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) is a digital trunked mobile radio standard developed to meet the needs of traditional Professional Mobile Radio that connects a direct connection with a device or more.

This system was designed to serve the government entities such as emergencies, police, airports, military bases for the army, and many government and private sectors, because it is characterized by a high level of security and encryption.
It is characterized by high performance and reliability. It is a system that is protected against hacking and eavesdropping attempts because it contains multiple security algorithms.

3- Tactical Communication System

the tactical communications system is characterized by its use within the framework of tactical forces and military fields and in direct support designed to meet the requirements of changing tactical situations and provides secure communications such as voice, data and video between people, equipment, and command and control centers.

Features of the tactical communication system:

  • Ensure information security.
  • Flexibility and ability to develop and upgrade.
  • Interoperability with other networks.
  • Its response to spectrum management requirements.
  • Convenience for administration and training purposes.
  • High responsiveness with communication.

Tactical communications use many frequency bands (Radio Bands) such as:

  • Satellite Communication.
  • Software-Defined Wireless Communication.
  • Ultra-High Frequency Waves (UHF).
  • High Frequency Waves (HF).
  • Interoperability with other networks.

4- Communication Towers

They are towers consisting of interconnected iron parts (supports) that are fixed to a ground base independently, the height of these towers may reach 120 meters. In addition, we can find red and white colors on these towers as each color represents a height of 5-6 meters, that is, you can know the height of any tower of this type with one look.

Types of wireless communication towers:

Self-Supporting Communication Towers:

They are towers consisting of interconnected, self-supporting lattice beams that are anchored to a concrete base anchored to the ground.

Monopole Tower:

They are towers in the form of columns, and they may be fixed or temporary towers, and they may be self-supported or screwed with tensioners fixed to concrete bases on the ground or on the roofs of buildings.

Guyed Mast or Guyed Tower:

is a tall thin vertical structure that depends on guy lines (diagonal tensioned cables attached to the ground) for stability, the mast itself has the compressive strength to support its own weight, but does not have the shear strength to stand unsupported.
It requires guy lines to stay upright and to resist lateral forces such as wind loads, guy lines are usually spaced at equal angles about the structure’s base.

Temporary communication towers:

These towers are usually installed on mobile vehicles or portable bases, and they are single miniature towers used to provide coverage temporarily as needed.

5- PoC Radio (Push to Talk Over Cellular Radio)

Combines the functionality of radio and smartphone technology in one device.
PoC can be used nationwide and enables users to have one-to-many and one-to-one communication from their smartphone or using special devices.

Single Call & Group Call & Priority Call

Push to talk on cell phone (POC) :

  • You do not need to allocate frequencies from the communications Authority.
  • You do not need to establish communications towers as the infrastructure of GSM networks is used.
  • You do not need signal repeaters and boosters to achieve the required coverage.

6- Wireless solutions (PTP & PTMP)

Our solutions provide distinctive, effective performance and value for providing networking solutions.
From network planning to deployment and operation, we deliver on day one, and continue to perform for years.