Upgrade your analog radio setup with full digital capabilities
With a Radio-over-IP solution, you can add digital capabilities and get full coverage of your operational area – without having to scrap your existing handsets or investing massively in new digital radio towers.
Going from analog to digital radio can be a painful step
If you’re running a strictly analog radio setup today and have started looking to make the transition to digital radio, you’ll soon realize that it can be a painful move.
Your in-field end users, from first responders to utilities work crews, might object to having their well-known and trusted handsets replaced with new, digital handsets. And the people footing the bill, whether they’re the taxpayer or the procurement department, might also wince at the prospective costs of replacing the existing handset -not to mention the costs associated with the construction
and maintenance of new digital radio towers.So, whether your organization is looking to go digital to get new capabilities like SUID, GPS location, and a man-down button, or it is to improve your coverage and add rudimentary data capabilities, you should ask yourself this: do we really want to invest heavily in upgrading our two-way radio network – only to get a new narrow-band system for our troubles?
Radio over IP: broadband data and global coverage at a fraction of the cost
PRISM PTT+ with the Explorer Mobile Gateway and the EXPLORER 323 vehicle satellite antenna, is a digital, radio over IP solution that lets you keep and use your two-way radios, while adding global coverage.
Satellite communication as fallback is more accessible, more price friendly, and more flexible than ever before.
Our digital communication solutions reduce your capital expense and operational expense significantly.
A sound investment. Augmenting your radio setup with a Cobham Satcom solution brings significant savings.
Global coverage – no more white spots
Secure voice and data communications
Don’t miss a syllable
Intelligent migration
Future-proof
Encryption
Hang on to your hardware
Save on frequency licenses
