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Unlicensed Wireless Products
Products and Services for the Wireless Broadband Industry
Unlicensed Last Mile Products
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Alvarion - BreezeAccess
The BreezeACCESS Broadband Wireless Access system operates worldwide in the license-free band delivering high-speed wireless Internet access. Utilizing the unlicensed 900, 2.4, 5.3 & 5.8 GHz bands permits use of the spectrum without the expense of buying or applying for a license, allowing ISPs to quickly enter and compete in the market at relatively low costs.
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AirStream – 7000 Series
AirStream uses OFDM technology to deliver a wealth of benefits: high spectral efficiency supports class leading data rates while allowing multiple, nonoverlapping channels. OFDM is also capable of robust operation in near or non-line-of-sight (NLOS) link conditions, relaxing the stringent installation requirements associated with more traditional fixed wireless equipment. The Base Stations are available with an integrated 90 degree antenna or a connectorized option that will allow you to use an omni or another sectored antenna.
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Motorola – Canopy 
In today’s crowded broadband communications marketplace, no system can match the Motorola Canopy platform’s combination of advanced technology, simplified configuration, rapid deployment and remarkable cost effectiveness. The system enables ISPs to differentiate themselves, create competitive advantage and attract and please increasingly demanding residential and business customers, even in hard-to-reach areas. These systems are available in the 900, 2.4 and 5.8 Ghz bands.
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Redline – RedMax MP
Redline’s award-winning AN-100, the world’s first 802.16 compliant product, provides a scalable carrier-class broadband wireless solution for ultra high performance point to multipoint applications. The AN-100 uses OFDM non line-of-sight technology to overcome typical urban obstacles such as trees and buildings. The long-range capabilities and high-capacity of the AN-100 allow wireless connectivity to remote locations with a minimum number of repeater stations.
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