Telabria Outdoor Wi-Fi Technology
Posted: 14th Jan, 2005 By: MarkJ
UK wireless network provider Telabria is aiming to extend the coverage of its existing broadband wireless (Wi-Fi) hotspot networks through the introduction of its new outdoor mNode300 product:
The new ruggedized, weatherproof mNode300 provides outdoor Wi-Fi coverage where other access points cannot reach, thanks to its ability to use a second radio to backhaul network traffic, which removes the need for Ethernet cabling. The new device will form part of an ongoing project to provide students with wireless access to educational resources in Kent libraries, schools, and other public sector locations.
Telabria is currently exhibiting the new product at BETT 2005 12th - 15th January, Olympia, London, Stand No. M75 .
Telabria CampusMesh is a highly effective wireless mesh network solution that delivers tri-band (802.11 a/b/g) Wi-Fi access throughout premises without recourse to traditional cable-based fixed networks. It has been deployed in schools and libraries in Kent to provide ubiquitous Wi-Fi coverage where cabling is difficult, unsightly, or cost-prohibitive. CampusMesh was chosen by Kent County Council for its flexibility to be custom-tailored to their specific requirements, while fitting within existing network infrastructures.
The mesh operates over a second dedicated radio, aggregating connections from multiple access points and providing backhaul speeds of up to 54Mbps. Outdoor coverage can also penetrate lightly built structures, such as outdoor classrooms and labs, removing the need for dedicated indoor access points in these locations.
At any CampusMesh-equipped location, Kent students can access school network resources, the Internet, reference material and school projects from tablet PCs equipped with Intel® Centrino(tm) mobile technology which has integrated wireless LAN capability. Telabria has deployed CampusMesh across multiple sites including Sandwich Public Library near Dover, and Allington Public Library and Aylesford Secondary School, both near Maidstone.
The new ruggedized, weatherproof mNode300 provides outdoor Wi-Fi coverage where other access points cannot reach, thanks to its ability to use a second radio to backhaul network traffic, which removes the need for Ethernet cabling. The new device will form part of an ongoing project to provide students with wireless access to educational resources in Kent libraries, schools, and other public sector locations.
Telabria is currently exhibiting the new product at BETT 2005 12th - 15th January, Olympia, London, Stand No. M75 .
Telabria CampusMesh is a highly effective wireless mesh network solution that delivers tri-band (802.11 a/b/g) Wi-Fi access throughout premises without recourse to traditional cable-based fixed networks. It has been deployed in schools and libraries in Kent to provide ubiquitous Wi-Fi coverage where cabling is difficult, unsightly, or cost-prohibitive. CampusMesh was chosen by Kent County Council for its flexibility to be custom-tailored to their specific requirements, while fitting within existing network infrastructures.
The mesh operates over a second dedicated radio, aggregating connections from multiple access points and providing backhaul speeds of up to 54Mbps. Outdoor coverage can also penetrate lightly built structures, such as outdoor classrooms and labs, removing the need for dedicated indoor access points in these locations.
At any CampusMesh-equipped location, Kent students can access school network resources, the Internet, reference material and school projects from tablet PCs equipped with Intel® Centrino(tm) mobile technology which has integrated wireless LAN capability. Telabria has deployed CampusMesh across multiple sites including Sandwich Public Library near Dover, and Allington Public Library and Aylesford Secondary School, both near Maidstone.
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