General:
Using the strength and durability of copper cable, our patented products
provide broadband voice and data extensions over distance and in rugged
and isolated terrain - rapidly and inexpensively. This contrasts with
the current practice of using fibre optic cable for field deployed networks,
which are not only considerably more expensive, but difficult to repair
once damaged. Copper cable has the advantage of being stronger, cheaper
and simpler to deploy. In the event of damage, copper cable can be as
easily repaired "as tying a pair of shoelaces", thus restoring
full communication links in an instant. The devices are fully portable
and require no additional equipment to operate or setup.
The
products "P3 and P1" were developed in collaboration with the
Australian Defence Force and have been deployed widely by ADF for its
field deployed networks and general command and control extensions. These
same capabilities have tremendous application in areas of emergency operations
such as restoration of damaged communications links in disaster situations;
data recovery after destruction of networks and in the provision of voice
and data in isolated areas such as refugee camps and rural communities.
This is a sturdy and robust system, ADF proven and has a place in any
emergency situation requiring fast and effective communications.
P3
brochure (pdf) 350Kb
DMO
'Team Australia' product overview
Note:
to be complemented with P4 from 2012
P1
brochure (PDF) 280kb
Note:
to be replaced with P2 from 2012
- One of the many reasons why -
Animal Damaged Kevlar Fibre - Dec03