Motorola Solutions
Portable LTE infrastructure for temporary operations
Portable LTE infrastructure allows broadband coverage to be planned for events, remote locations or contingency situations. The family presented by Motorola Solutions brings together transportable, vehicle-mounted and aerial configurations for different deployment needs.
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What this solution does
Local network and coverage expansion
The LXN6000 is presented for temporary, semi-permanent or fixed private networks. The LXN505 combines an LTE base station, EPC core and optional applications.
Formats for each deployment
SOW brings together a transportable system; COW connects a cell to LTE infrastructure through backhaul. The page also presents aerial deployment using balloons or drones.
Broadband for contingency
Voice, data, video and messages can support operations facing a temporary increase in demand or unavailability of fixed infrastructure.
Base station, core and applications
In the LXN505, the eNodeB provides LTE access and the EPC forms the network core; applications can be added according to configuration. The LXN6000 is presented for portable, semi-permanent or fixed deployment, creating private networks or complementing existing ones.
- Define whether the mission needs a local network or access to external services.
- Separate coverage requirements from user and application capacity requirements.
- Validate terminals, bands and configuration before turning catalogue figures into system sizing.
SOW and COW: deployment involves more than transport
The relevant difference is the composition of the infrastructure. A system on wheels can provide broadband service; a cell on wheels must connect to the fixed infrastructure planned for the operation.
- SOW: a transportable LTE system, also presented as an extension of the fixed network.
- COW: a cell connected through backhaul, such as microwave, satellite or fiber.
- Aerial platforms: temporary coverage from an elevated position; power, connectivity and deployment conditions still require planning.
Where to assess the application
- Temporary coverage for events and operations in remote locations.
- Planning continuity and restoration of communication after infrastructure failures.
What must be confirmed in the project
- Confirm availability, bands and regulatory conditions applicable to the site.
- Design coverage, capacity, power and backhaul; range is not a universal guarantee.
- Validate terminals, applications and integration with the existing network.
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