Inscape Data Corporation provides cost effective secure and reliable wireless access solution for demanding enterprise users. Our enterprise solution consists of three major product systems: an outdoor wireless system, an outdoor PoE switch, and back office network systems. These solutions can be applied to enterprise class applications:
- Point to Point Backhaul
Inscape Data high-speed 5 GHz MIMO wireless backhaul solution delivers wire line speeds up to 300 mbps and up to 50 km link distance for the most cost effective and reliable point to point solution in the industry.
- Point to Multipoint Wireless Broadband Access
Inscape Data high-speed 2.4 and 5 GHz MIMO multipoint wireless broadband access delivers aggregate wire line speeds up to 600 mbps and up to 50 km link, client device dependent, distance for the most cost effective and reliable point to multipoint solution in the industry.
Inscape Data offers a full suite of total turnkey solutions for implementing enterprise wireless data networks. The following solution guides provide essential guidelines for your network.
- Point to Point Backhaul
A point-to-point network is used when you only have two locations to connect wirelessly. The antenna beam width is narrow and focused in nature and provides the best overall performance. For example, one wireless central base station connected to one remote base station. Point to Point backhaul network provides the most capacity and fastest network speed to other wireless topologies.
The following is an example of a point to point backhaul network:
- Point to Multipoint Wireless Broadband Access
A point-to-multipoint wireless broadband access network is used to provide WiFi connectivity to wireless mobile devices. Multiple base stations strategically installed at key locations creates a wireless cloud to maximize coverage to provide excellent mobility to wireless mobile users. User will be able to roam between base station and stay seamlessly connected. With millions of users switching to mobile computers and tablets driving up the demand, service providers and business organizations need to stay ahead and provide the wireless infrastructure needed to accommodate their customers.
The following is an example of a point to multipoint wireless broadband access network: