Introducing TC Communications' new Remote Broadband Network (RBN) Trailer
Announcement posted by TC Communications Pty Ltd 26 Nov 2010
Pull Up and Pop Up a Remote Office in minutes
TC Communications is proud to announce the release of theirRemote Broadband Network VSAT Trailer (RBN). This completely self-contained trailer is immediately deployable and equips remote personnel with a remote office on wheels within moments of arriving at their destination - regardless of location within Australia. The RBN not only ensures that you receive all time critical data efficiently, but also provides you with the peace of mind that you have fulfilled your OH&S obligations for employees working in remote locations.
Ruggedised for extreme environments, the RBN comes equipped with TC's SatPBX which provides you with a full remote office PBX capability including up to 40 voice lines and 50 extensions, Fax, EFTPOS and Broadband data connectivity. The system is fully automatic - you merely pull up at your destination and follow the simple instructions provided to get your communications link up and running. Made with the novice user in mind, you do not require any form of technical qualifications to deploy your Remote Broadband Network in any location within Australia's terrestrial regions. This is a completely self contained plug and play system.
As a multiple-user Broadband connection, the RBN trailer provides fast internet speeds, phone, voice and fax capability for your entire remote team and comes equipped with its own generator, air conditioning unit, spare wheel and fire extinguisher. It has been designed and constructed to exacting specifications including the use of refrigeration material in the construction to ensure that an appropriate working temperature is maintained in Australia's harsh climate.
With optional extras including WiFi, Network acceleration, a redundant connection via and Inmarsat BGAN system, satellite tracking and radio relay - the RBN can be adapted to suit your particular requirements.
Visit the TC Communications website for more information and pictures at www.tc.com.au