With the growing demand for smart city development and outdoor emergency communication, we developed a solution that is based on a 4G wireless communication architecture, integrating solar power supply and cloud-based dispatching technologies to build a multifunctional wireless communication system. It supports voice intercom, emergency alarm, and video linkage functions, and is widely applicable in scenarios such as scenic area safety, campus security, and industrial park monitoring.
With the growing demand for smart city development and outdoor emergency communication, traditional wired communication systems face significant challenges in complex terrains such as scenic areas, mining zones, and remote work sites—namely high cabling costs, difficult installation, and inconvenient maintenance.
This solution is based on a 4G wireless communication architecture, integrating solar power supply and cloud-based dispatching technologies to build a multifunctional wireless communication system. It supports voice intercom, emergency alarm, and video linkage functions, and is widely applicable in scenarios such as scenic area safety, campus security, and industrial park monitoring.
Support 4G signal coverage within a radius of 5 km per base station. In areas with significant terrain variation, relay equipment is required to enhance coverage.
One-touch emergency alarm;Group intercom communication;Dispatch and command center integration;Video linkage;Access control system integration
Alarm terminal protection level: IP65 waterproof rating;Column-mounted device lightning protection: ≥20kA;Operating temperature range: -30°C to +60°C
In areas where cabling is difficult, solar power shall be used. The battery must support at least one week of operation without sunlight, with a minimum capacity of 13Ah.
The system must support seamless expansion, allowing up to 2,000 terminals.
This solution is designed in strict accordance with current national standards, industry norms, and the actual requirements
of the project site, ensuring full compliance throughout the system design, equipment selection,
installation, and acceptance testing process. The primary references include:
GB50348 Technical Code for Security Protection Engineering.
YD/T 2164 Technical Requirements for 4G Digital Trunking Communication Systems
Guidelines for the Construction of Emergency Communication Systems in Scenic Areas (2024 Edition).
Specification for the Installation of Wireless Solar-Powered Equipment (T/CECS 1201-2023)
The entire system is built on a 4G wireless network architecture, enabling full interconnection of all terminals via carrier-operated base stations. A SIP server acts as the core control unit, handling signaling processing, device registration management, and media stream forwarding. This ensures stable voice communication and low-latency interactions across the system.
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