Radwin installs a wireless video surveillance network at the Port of Richmond

Radwin wireless systems 5000 y 2000 They will be responsible for protecting both the personnel and the most critical assets of the Port of Richmond.

The Port of Richmond, located in Virginia (USA) has installed a wireless surveillance network that will result in an improvement in the security of its 49 hectares of port facilities. Radwin, associated with the systems integrator company CellPlan, has been in charge of implementing this infrastructure.

According to Jasper Bruinzeel, vice president of CelPlan, “Protecting the Port of Richmond required the most advanced wireless technology on the market.”. Thanks to our previous experience with Radwin systems, “We knew that these were the most appropriate to respond to the needs of the project”.

Radwin systems transmit high-quality video 24×7 from cameras located in all port and dock facilities to the control center, employing a completely redundant and fault-tolerant design wireless architecture.

Through Radwin's surveillance network, security personnel monitor activity in the port, Detects security breaches and stays aware of staff and vehicle activity.

“We now have surveillance coverage throughout the port, to support operational applications and ensure wireless access through handheld devices to our security system.”, comments James Bailey, Port of Richmond Terminal Manager.

Radwin wireless systems 5000 y 2000 provide the highest capacity for long distances. By providing the level of service required for high definition video streaming, systems support the connectivity needs of these extensive port facilities. The radios incorporate advanced technology that allows superior performance under adverse weather conditions in port and without line of sight (NLOS).