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.
Welcome back to our eCitation guide for your modern patrol car. As we discussed in Part 1, there isn’t one clear-cut answer to the question of what equipment a patrol car needs. Why? Because each agency is unique, with differing preferences and needs. What all agencies have in common is the need to best serve & protect their community.
L-Tron is pleased to announce the upcoming webinar, “Police Communication When it Matters Most: 3 ways to be Ready.” This 45-minute webinar is free of charge and available to all Law Enforcement professionals who are interested in having reliable communication & connectivity, including during critical situations. The webinar will take place on Tuesday, October 27th, 2020 from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm EST.
Effective and reliable communication is essential to Law Enforcement & Public Safety Officers. Without it, first responders would be in danger of experiencing slower response times, making uninformed decisions, subjecting themselves to unnecessary risks, and even losing lives. Fortunately, in today’s day in age, we have better communication systems and more communication capabilities than ever before. However, this also means that there are a lot of tech options. How can you be sure you’re outfitting your department with the “right” technology?
What devices work on a dedicated First Responder Network? How can you ensure reliable communication with your department & other officers?
Unless you’re an IT professional, chances are you don’t pay a whole lot of attention to the specific technology you use on the regular. I know that I’ve never given much thought to the router currently keeping me connected or even the very laptop I am typing this article on. What about when it comes to the technology keeping your patrol vehicle equipment running?
L-Tron & Advantech Expand Partnership to Support First Responders & Law Enforcement Officers with Reliable Communication L-Tron is pleased to announce the launch of a new device to future-proof emergency wireless communication and empower public safety personnel. This new Wireless Gateway is approved for use with the First Responder emergency response communications network and offers unmatched connectivity and reliability at a fraction of competitors’ prices. The gateway router keeps first responders connected, even when …