Athens, Greece – Intracom Telecom, a global telecommunication systems and solutions vendor, has announced the launch of its dual-core all-outdoor radios, the OmniBAS-BXd, the new generation of the OmniBAS point-to-point MW family, at MW frequency bands 13-38 GHz. The company will be displaying its product at its stand number 7B44 in hall 7, during the MWC Barcelona 2023, 27 February – 2 March.
OmniBAS-BXd addresses the operator need for cost-effective, all-outdoor multi-Gigabit IP transmission solutions for both 5G MW backhaul and for a wide range of enterprise wireless connectivity applications. Operators can also benefit from OmniBAS-BXd advanced design and features to deploy fast and easily all-outdoor multi-Gigabit IP MW links by installing just one unit on pole instead of two, thus achieving substantial CAPEX and OPEX savings.
This brand new dual core MW system employs advanced radio and traffic processing functionality to demonstrate exceptional IP MW radio performance. It features a wide-band design to support 2×112 MHz channels in a single compact unit enabling throughput 2.5 Gbit/s per unit. The products were designed to address the modern communication needs of users in a variety of vertical markets. Furthermore, OmniBAS-BXd and OmniBAS-BX units in synergy with company’s E-Band offering, the UltraLink-GX80 product, empower dual-band links.
John Tenidis, marketing director of Intracom Telecom’s wireless solutions portfolio, notes “OmniBAS-BXd expands significantly the OmniBAS-BX portfolio of all-outdoor MW radios, offering a comprehensive and advanced portfolio to 5G network providers and other operators who need to deploy quickly a reliable multi-Gigabit MW backhaul. In parallel, we have enriched the widely used family of OmniBAS-BX radios to cover a broad range of MW frequencies from 13 to 38 GHz. The new products are the evolution of OmniBAS MW portfolio and come as the result of extensive technological research encompassing several innovations, which serve network operators around the world since 2010.”
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