The Patron-P10 is a compact portable emergency communication platform designed to establish an independent LTE network for first responders and command centers. By combining radio access, core-network and multimedia dispatch functions, the system enables rapid voice, video and operational-data communications when conventional coverage is unavailable, congested or impractical.
Typical Applications Public Safety & Emergency Disaster Relief VIP Security Management
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A private LTE network gives emergency services, security teams and field operators their own cellular coverage. This matters when public networks are unavailable, congested or impractical. In addition, a rapidly deployable system can start operating at an incident site, a disaster zone or a temporary command post after a short setup.
The Patron-P10 is a compact, portable emergency communication platform that establishes an independent LTE network for first responders and command centers. According to its datasheet, it integrates the baseband unit (BBU), remote radio unit (RRU) and core network (EPC). It also includes multimedia dispatch functions, all in one rugged portable enclosure.
According to the datasheet, the internal battery supports about 4 to 6 hours of operation, and the unit weighs less than 25 kg.
For example, the system supports manpack or portable use and installation in command or emergency vehicles. It also supports on-board integration with unmanned aerial platforms. Typical applications include disaster relief, search and rescue, VIP security and public safety emergency management.
First, confirm the available spectrum and licence before deployment. Then define the coverage area, the number of users and the services required. In addition, check the terminals that will join the network and any required connection to external networks or command systems.
For related solutions, see drone detection systems and tactical RF solutions, or return to the overview of counter-UAS detection and private LTE networks.
No. It is designed to establish an independent LTE network. External connectivity depends on the project configuration.
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