Wherever you are and whatever you do, radio has the power to give you an instant communications network – even on a Greenfield mine site in the middle of nowhere.
At Radlink, we’re experts in setting up radio systems in hostile and remote areas using our custom-designed and built comms trailers and transportable shelters. Many of our engineers have Defence Force experience so they understand the importance of reliable, instant communications.
OUR TRAILER TECHNOLOGY
Radlink trailers house a solar power source, all the electronics and an antenna system to get your site’s radio network up and running quickly. Our custom-built, trailer-mounted, multi-panel folding solar power solutions are perfect for instant communications on a greenfield site and a versatile way of expanding a network or avoiding radio blackspots in an existing mine. No cables to rig, no holes to dig and no permanent infrastructure required, just easy solutions: MESH, Microwave, Tetra, Digital and WiMax.
They’re designed to be easy to tow, and simple to set up. We have fully automated versions that work over RF. They come complete and self-sustaining and are easily towed by light vehicles. All our equipment is designed and proven to be rugged and reliable even when used in some of the country’s most remote and hostile environments.
See our fully automated trailer in action in this short 1:32 video.
- Rapidly deployable anywhere
- Various mast styles and heights
- 4WD heavy duty chassis and suspension
- We custom design mesh trailers to order
AN END TO BLACKSPOTS
Our transportable communication bases or nodes are also useful during the normal production cycle of a mine to eliminate communications black spots as the mine’s profile changes. When a mine pit changes shape or depth, it can affect line-of-sight radio communications but a strategically-positioned comms trailer, transportable shelter or skid can keep comms channels open – and the pit personnel operating safely.
CYCLONE-PROOF COMMS
Both our comms trailers and transportable shelters can be built to cyclone standards, so your radio network will continue to provide vital communications even during extreme weather conditions.
