In the patrol vehicle, the ICR-2441 saves space and ensures a reliable internet connection while on patrol and responding to calls. The Advantech ICR-2441 requires little to no maintenance but offers several of benefits. See more on this patrol vehicle router…
L-Tron has returned from its seventh trip to the annual International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Technology Conference. This year’s 2024 IACP Technology Conference was held in Charlotte, North Carolina from May 21-23. The event provided public safety officers with training, professional development and knowledge about new technologies in the law enforcement space.
L-Tron will be attending and sponsoring the upcoming Empire State Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Conference. This year’s event will be held in our hometown, Rochester, NY from May 10-11, 2023. This is L-Tron’s 9th year supporting and attending ESLETS. The team will showcase the 4910LR Driver’s License Scanner, as well as the patented OSCR36 System.
The Printek® VehiclePro 420 is a 4” mobile printer designed specifically for on-the-go public safety applications. Once safely installed in the patrol vehicle’s center console, the VP420 requires minimal space, yet performs significant functions to assist Officers in serving and protecting their communities. Discover more about Printek’s VehiclePro 420 Printers here..
With space maximization and safety at the forefronts of their minds, Havis engineers developed the VSX Console for law enforcement SUVs, including the Chevy Tahoe and Ford Interceptor.
Check out the benefits of the new Havis VSX Console – which makes your patrol car equipment look like it’s built directly in your vehicle.
You’ve finally completed ordering new patrol vehicle technology for your agency’s fleet. You’ve got your driver’s license readers, your laptops, your printers. You’ve even ordered printer paper. All that remains is installation and you’re good to go. Right?
It’s important that you don’t overlook the right type of mounting equipment for your vehicles. Technology that isn’t properly secured can lead to disaster during a high-speed chase, sudden stop, sharp turn or collision. Since safety comes first, be sure to shop for the mounting equipment designed specifically for your in-car equipment, as well as what will work with your vehicle makes/models. So, what type of mounting equipment does your patrol vehicle need?
In Part 1 of our Patrol Vehicle Router FAQ series, we discussed several technical terms that we’ve been asked about from our public safety clients. Today’s ICR-3241 FAQs focus specifically on the patrol vehicle router.
Over the past few months, we’ve been talking to many law enforcement agencies about one common topic: upgrading their patrol vehicle router. Naturally, during the course of conversation, we’ve heard many questions. And chances are, if one agency has these questions, others probably do too. We’re here to answer these questions in this two-part blog series.
When we say the ICR connects “all of your devices,” we really do mean all of your devices. Patrol vehicle routers provide connectivity for: MDTs, laptops, tablets, license plate readers, cell phones, GPS & more
In today’s digital world, uninterrupted communication is essential – and even more so within the public safety community. When it comes to first response, every situation has the potential to be critical. To this end, manufacturers have developed Wi-Fi routers and gateways specifically for emergency vehicle and squad car environments. These devices are small, rugged, and ready to be connected to essentially any communications network, leaving the lines of communication open all the time, even when public communication systems are failing.