Favorite Wireless Manufacturers 2016
Author: Brian Karas, Published on Mar 07, 2016Login to read this IPVM report.
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Comments (5)
Jonathan Antar
We had a recent install in a downtown area where the following conditions were factors in the decision to use Siklu:
1. 2 Axis Q3709 (there are 3 4K sensors in each camera) producing a total bandwidth of about 75Mbps per pole
2. 3-5 poles per ring totaling 225 - 375 Mbps
3. City Downtown where aesthetics are important (6"x6" radios)
4. Downtown city causing potential interference
5. Many links in very close proximity to others links (channel selection was important)
Siklu was a unique product that was perfectly suited for this install. Multiple hops (each with cameras), high bandwidth requirements, and ERPS for redundancy in the links. With the newer cameras coming out that require more and more bandwidth a product that is out of the common bands with such a high throughput and small form factor has its place.
We have had nothing but a great experience with their product.
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Undisclosed #1
Just curious, FluidMesh was about 8%, Engenious fell to 5%, did Ubiquity receive over 80% of the votes, or was many other wireless manufactures mentioned that took some of that margin down?
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