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CellAntenna Corporation has announced today its latest system for emergency communication deployment of public safety systems in both the 700 and 800 MHz band. The CA-BRAVO 7080 portable dual band public safety battery operated repeater is designed to provide First Responders with a quick deployment solution to solve radio signal problems in buildings, or outdoors.
First Responders often find themselves in a situation where no public safety communication is present due to building and geographical conditions. Although some jurisdictions have laws that require a certain level of public safety signal inside new buildings, older buildings are not obliged to provide it. All too often this leaves first responders in a dangerous predicament when they cannot communicate with command or each other. The CA-BRAVO 7080 was designed to solve this problem.
At the heart of the CA-BRAVO 7080 is a bidirectional repeater providing two-way radio amplification of the public safety signal across both the 700 and 800 MHz public safety bands. Combined with safe news technology Lithium Iron phosphate battery, the system provides more than 12 hours of operation before charging is necessary, meeting NFPA 2013 requirements. Easy to deploy, this CA-BRAVO 7080 has built oscillation control safety features to insure no interference with existing communication. The portable repeater can be used for existing legacy SMR radio as well as the new P-25 digital radios, and the future LTE systems.
“Communication is essential in any emergency situation," stated Howard Melamed, CEO of CellAntenna Corporation. “Having a standby CA-BRAVO 7080 system to be deployed in emergency situations will save lives. Every Fire Department needs them,” he added.
For more information on the CA-BRAVO 7080 system, go to CA-Bravo-7080 page