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March 7th, 2009 at 6:03 am

Local Company Unveils New Wireless Product

in: Humboldt County PR - Local Businesses

Arcata, CA – February 23, 2009 – Carlson Wireless Technologies announced the release of the LongHaul™ 5x point-to-point microwave Ethernet radio. The LongHaul™ is the first product from Carlson’s next generation family of radios (SWiFT™).  The radio operates in the license-exempt 5.2, 5.4 and 5.8 GHz frequency bands.

Combining WiFi architecture with the best features of WiMax and WiLDNet, Carlson Wireless developed the SWiFT™ platform to overcome the distance and performance limitations of IP based traffic providing constant user data throughput of over 32 Mbps on point-to-point links up to 100 miles.

SWiFT™ provides a low fixed latency (bounded delay) of 6 milliseconds that eliminates packet collisions or lost data during transmission. This allows the LongHaul™ to provide very high QoS for VoIP, streaming media, online gaming, smart grid and other user datagram protocol (UDP) intensive applications at all distances.

The LongHaul™ derives inspiration from Intel’s World Ahead Rural Connectivity Platform (RCP) which was developed to deliver internet service to remote areas worldwide. “Our intention was to adapt this long distance, low power consumption technology to the commercial arena,” said Jim Carlson CEO. “This provides an extremely cost effective and robust backhaul option for numerous applications such as rural broadband and VoIP systems for public safety agencies and WISPs.”

Developed and manufactured in the USA, the LongHaul is available in weatherproof outdoor or indoor rackmount enclosures.  Using less than 6 watts, the radios are easily powered by solar or commercial power equipment. Built-in 23dB antennas are also available.

About Carlson Wireless
For over a decade Carlson Wireless has been providing wireless communications solutions from single telephone to complex voice and data networks for industry and public safety agencies worldwide. Carlson Wireless’ unique combination of their exclusive TrueTDM™ and SWiFT™ solutions combined with TCP/IP provides perfect wireline quality for POTS, 4-wire E&M, T1, SCADA and IP in a variety of applications. For more information, visit http://www.CarlsonWireless.com.

Contact:
Larry Goldberg
Carlson Wireless Technologies, Inc.
1385 8th Street Arcata, CA 95521
Tel 707.822.7000 • Fax 707.822.7010
http://www.carlsonwireless.com

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