Signal Interconnect Radios — wireless interconnect for coordinated corridors

Range varies by technology. Industrial radios like the EB-X reach over 40 miles line-of-sight, while beacon controllers such as the WP6 platform used in AB and FL Series products provide over 2,000 meters of wireless range with system-to-system flash synchronization for local coordination.

Yes. Solutions like the Advance Warning & Notification Systems integrate directly with existing signal infrastructure, synchronizing beacon activation to signal phases. Radios also support serial-to-IP bridging, enabling legacy controllers to communicate over modern IP-based interconnect networks.

Most interconnect radios operate in the 900 MHz unlicensed band using Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) for interference resistance, such as the EB-X. Broadband options like Intuicom's Tarana partnership operate in unlicensed spectrum with Gb-class throughput for higher-bandwidth applications.

Yes. Industrial-grade radios incorporate 128/256-bit AES encryption, SSH, and SNMP security protocols. FHSS modulation also provides inherent resistance to interference. Beacon controllers offer up to 1,664 independent radio network configurations across 64 channels to minimize cross-talk in dense deployments.

Narrowband radios like the EB-X prioritize long range and reliability for SCADA and low-bandwidth data at up to 4 Mbps. Broadband solutions such as AXIOM and BBX support higher-throughput needs like video backhaul, offering multi-Gb speeds for bandwidth-intensive ITS applications over shorter distances.

Yes. Many systems integrate with platforms like Applied Information's Glance, providing real-time scheduling, power monitoring, and automated text/email alerts for lamp failures, power issues, or connectivity loss, enabling proactive maintenance across distributed corridor networks.