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Towns and municipalities often have a wide variety of applications that require network connectivity.
Below you will find a number of examples:
- Municipal Internet coverage
- Building connectivity of city hall, library, offices, local police, etc.
- Building coverage
- Video surveillance
- Traffic control
- Aggregation to meter reading
By creating their own access network, towns are able to save on high leased line expenses.
Municipalities need to save on infrastructure set up costs, where wireless networks have an inherent advantage. However, municipal networks are required to provide as wide coverage as possible in order to cover the entire territory. In addition, high capacity network is required in order to handle several applications simultaneously.
 Max-Fi’s solution for municipalities creates a high capacity network with extended coverage. The solution is based on Max-Fi AirEZ-4000 Internet base stations, which utilize the patented VTM technology. The uniform coverage provided by the solution provides connection for every device, personnel throughout the municipality.
Max-Fi Spare network capacity can be used by the municipality to provide wireless Internet access to its citizens, as a complementary service. This type of gesture goes a long way in people's perception of their municipal service.
Municipalities are often able to utilize strategic buildings such as water towers and public buildings to install the AirEZ-4000 base stations. These strategic locations can provide even better network coverage.
The efficient coverage, offered by the AirEZ-4000, requires significantly fewer base stations to cover a square kilometer. This translates to tremendous reduction in network infrastructure costs.
Key benefits
- Low cost of ownership for infrastructure deployment as well as maintenance
- Multiple applications can be supported on a single, broadband network
- Improved coverage with AirEZ-4000 base stations, which provide a larger coverage than the conventional AP
- Easy installation requiring minimal alignments in difficult-to-reach places such as light poles
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