The Teldat 5Ge Rail is a new device which enables railway scenarios to have 5G (and higher 4G categories) connectivity with low installation cost and no losses due to long antenna cables. The 5Ge Rail, due to its small size, is able to be installed near the rooftop antenna, making easier the selection of antenna spots, and the installation itself. Featuring also PoE, for less cables, and less hassle. Its two ethernet ports enable for multiple installation scenarios.
Up to 2.5Gbps download and 650 upload, enabled for 700MHz band
Designed to withstand vibrations and extreme temp (-25 to 70°C). Certified
according to railway standards (EN 50155, EN 50121-3-2, EN 45545-2, EN 301 908-1)
Communication monitoring and location tracking for dynamic routing policies per- service/link/position
The enclosure acts as a big heatsink, avoiding the use of mobile parts, which results in a higher MTBF.
5G connectivity now, but prepared for the next SA evolution. With fallback to LTE in locations with low 5G coverage.
Designed to withstand vibration and extreme temperatures (-25 to 70°C) and has full onboard train certifications (EN 50155, EN 50121-3-2, EN 301 511, EN 301 908-1, EN 45545-2).
Seamless integration with third party standards-based management tools (SNMP). It has also been integrated into Teldat’s Colibri network manager platform for remote monitoring and management.
Ideal for telemarketing and fleet management. The device has a GPS (accessible via a TCP port) that provides real-time geo-location data in NMEA format.
Operating both as a backup or as a location-selected operator, which enables for full flexibility, even in international routes.
The device sends information with different levels of security through Syslog client, SNMP traps and e-mail alerts.
The use of advanced networking protocols with multiple WAN links allows the services and management of the different solutions sharing the communications to be logically separated from each other.
Advanced troubleshooting (such as sniffer and syslog) for analyzing service/position/coverage problems along the route. Cloud management and auto-provisioning allow even unskilled personnel to install the equipment.
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