195Ed Ethernet / Serial Radio

Description

ESTeem Outdoor-Rated 900 MHz Serial (RS232) and Ethernet (RJ45) Radio, Unlicensed frequency, 1- 54 Mbps RF data rate, 630Mw RF output, POE, internal lightning arrestor.

Wireless High Speed Ethernet and Serial Ports The ESTeem Model 195Ed is designed for the rigors of the Industrial, Public Safety, and Federal markets, is the next generation wireless modem with two Ethernet ports and one independent Serial RS-232C data port. The Model 195Ed provides wireless networking with an RF data rate of 1 to 54 Mbps, at a 5 to 10+ mile range depending on the antenna used. Now you have greater bandwidth for all your control, video, and VoIP needs, on one radio channel. Wireless networks over large geographical areas become a reality using the 195Ed Access Point Mode with the Self-Healing MESH feature. 195Ed products have a Client Mode so it can be used in mobile applications under a 195Ed radio canopy.

Model 195Ed Reduces Site Costs

• Outdoor case design. The new NEMA 4 case design and weatherproofing kit allows the unit to be indoor or outdoor pole mounted in harsh environments. This feature eliminates the enclosure costs needed with other radios.
• Eliminates costly RF feed lines. Direct pole mounting eliminates feedline cost and high signal losses.
• Lower installation costs. Simple pole mounting saves installation time and expense.

Software Features

• High Security AES Encryption. The 195Ed uses the high-security 128-bit AESCCMP compatible with both IEEE 802.11i and WPA-2 encryption. This level of security is required in most municipal, public safety and federal applications.
• Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). SNMP open protocol support is standard in the 195E Series that is used for critical network diagnostics and management.
• Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP – IEEE 802.1d). The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol will allow faster recovery times in the ESTeem Mesh networks.
• Enhanced Network Operation. The 195E Series includes support for VLAN passthrough and IGMP Snooping to support enhanced network functionality.