EEach day in modern society, to help ensure public safety, personnel in government or specialized sectors must respond

to a variety of incidents, from accidents to natural disasters. Today, narrow-band trunking is widely applied in different

industries to enhance operational efficiency. Due to a lack of broadband data capabilities, public sectors must often

deploy two set of networks: one for voice trunking and another for data services.

Huawei, as a leader in telecommunications, combines the most powerful Mobile Broadband (MBB) solution and

professional trunking to achieve an enterprise Long Term Evolution (eLTE) solution. An eLTE solution not only instantly

realizes the reliability of a traditional Professional Mobile Radio (PMR) network, but it also incorporates broadband service

delivery, including images, data, and video.

Public safety officials benefit immensely from mission-critical performance trunking, visualized dispatching, mobile

broadband for traveling officials, isolated site operation, ECV (Emergency Communication Vehicle), etc. To take full

advantage of the existing network, eLTE also supports interoperability with Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN), Private

Automatic Branch Exchange (PABX), and Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), and even Trans European Trunked

Radio Access (TETRA). eLTE introduces a new and efficient way for public sectors to communicate with each other and is

changing the way people respond and collaborate with each other in the management of public affairs.

Huawei eLTE Public Safety Solution

Broadband Trunking Emergency Communication Vehicle

Instant Video Transmission Vehicle-Mounted Device

operators in many different areas. For the public sector, the Huawei eLTE provides a wide frequency menu, including 400 M / 800 M / 1.4 G / 1.8 G / 2.6 G / 3.5 G / 3.7 G / 5.8 G, for adaptation to different markets. Public sector users can select one or more frequency products, according to their specific needs. In some situations, Huawei can customize the frequency for the customer.

Multi-series for Adoption of Different Application Scenarios

In response to disasters, such as earthquake, floods, or traffic accident, responders face a variety of scenarios that makes it imperative to use the correct equipment and devices to ensure efficient, effective operations. To achieve this, eLTE provides a series of products, such as the EP680 and eH811 handsets and the eA660 Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) and Isolated Site Operation (ISO) eSCN231. Using this series of diversified products, customers can help ensure efficient and effective emergency response and communications.

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Multi-services All-in-One: More Collaboration, Less Maintenance

eLTE Trunking inherits the outstanding performance of LTE: 100 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload throughput. With eLTE, clients can realize voice trunking, video, data, and Geographic Information Services (GIS) on one eLTE network. The most attractive feature of this solution is the unique visualized dispatching capability (voice trunking with real-time video transmission), which enables frontline personnel to communicate with the command center and groups of people through simultaneous voice and video. This paves the way for public sectors to implement a new operational mode and dramatically improve response efficiency. Since all services are provided through one network, only one maintenance team is required for all eLTE users.

Multi-band for Easy Adaption to Different Frequencies

Frequency adaptation is critically important for the public safety sector, because many frequencies are allocated to mobile

Huawei eLTE Public Safety Solution

eCNS600/eCNS210 NMSeSCN230 eSCN231 DBS3900 EG860 eA660 EP680 eH811

Command & Control CenterPLMN/PSTN/PABX

Emergency Scene

Broadband Trunking Terminal Emergency

Communication Vehicle

Broadband Trunking Terminal

Trunking

Broadband Trunking

Mobile Video Data AcquisitionTrunking

Private NetworkPublic Network Emergency Scene