In many cases, cable-based solutions prove to be impractical or expensive, and high frequency radio products struggle with path, environmental and terrain conditions. In this instance, 1.4GHz is often the only way to get a communications link up an running.
The internationally harmonised and regulated frequency plans that govern the 1.4GHz band, mean low risk of interference from other band occupiers, giving users complete peace of mind that their line of communication is secure from intrusion and noise, vital in emergency service applications such as in TETRA.
Users can also be confident that the 1.4GHz band enjoys total immunity from atmospheric weather conditions like rainfall, sandstorms, and fog, making it ideally suited for use in virtually any country around the world.
Superb range performance, from 250m up to and in excess of 80km, means the user also enjoys the benefit of excellent diffraction characteristics that allow link performance over partially obstructed paths, as well as reduced susceptibility to fading on long paths.