High-Capacity Wireless Solutions from Trango Systems

Trango offers best-in-class long-range outdoor fixed wireless equipment including licensed and license-exempt wireless backhaul equipment, and broadband access products which enable service providers, businesses, governments, schools and hospitals to deliver high-speed connectivity to locations that were previously unreachable.

Trango wireless solutions deliver high performance, solid reliability, ease of installation, ease of management, and low cost of ownership and deployment, which delivers fast ROI.

Industrial Wireless Networks for SCADA/DCS Systems for Energy, Oil Refineries, Power Plants, Telemetry among other.

Trango microwave communications solutions are deployed in many industrial wireless networks, for SCADA/telemetry, Distributed Control Systems (DCS), and a wide variety of other private network applications including other industrial network applications. Thousands of public and private enterprises rely on Trango's highly secure wireless networks for high-capacity bandwidth with ultra-low latency, rugged outdoor durability, and carrier-class reliability.

Trango's wide range of outdoor point-to-multipoint (PtMP) systems — all powered by Trango's patented adaptive polling algorithm, SMARTPolling™ — deliver secure high-speed Internet and Ethernet transmission in the most demanding outdoor environments. Operating in license-exempt frequencies, Trango broadband wireless access (BWA) equipment combines ease of installation with unsurpassed channel flexibility which provides a broadband Internet access solution trusted by thousands of Internet Service Providers (ISP/WISP) and network operators worldwide.

SMARTPolling™

SMARTPolling™ (U.S. patent 7,127,255) is a unique and powerful prioritization scheme designed to ensure the highest quality of service, such as VoIP, to each user at the maximum assigned throughput. The AP will poll each SU in a round-robin fashion, favoring subscribers which are busy passing traffic. For this reason the SMARTPolling™ protocol is adaptive and dynamic as opposed to straight Time Division Duplex (TDD). Added control of the polling sequence is provided by the ability for network operators to specify certain subscribers as PRIORITY in which case these subscribers will be polled more frequently thus guaranteeing even lower latency for critical clients.