Private Network Communications
A private network is spectrum the owner holds and operates themselves -- no carrier network in the loop, with the link and the data staying in-house. This page sets out which technology routes we supply, the industries they land in, and the spectrum data and engineering tools that come with them.
What a private network is, and how it differs
Three boundaries separate it from a carrier network, and they decide what to ask when you select.
You hold the spectrum
The owner applies for the spectrum and builds the network, so capacity and coverage are planned against their own requirements rather than a shared carrier network.
The link and the data stay in-house
Base stations through terminals are all self-built; voice and data never traverse a third-party network, which is what industrial buyers ask for.
Configured per project, not a generic SKU
Band, power tier, channel count and coupling form are decided per project. We give selectable configurations and certification status by our naming rules rather than promising off-the-shelf stock.
Five technology routes we supply
Configured per project rather than a generic SKU. Each route states what can be confirmed and in which bands; specific models and certification status live on the product-line page.
Where it lands
Each industry has its own solution page: problem breakdown, equipment configuration, project parameters and case data.
The spectrum data and engineering tools alongside
Which band you can use is the first question in private-network selection, and the answer depends on who holds spectrum locally. These tools and datasets answer it directly.
Get a private network configuration
Tell us the industry, the coverage target, the band and whether you already hold a spectrum licence. We will return selectable configurations and certification status by our naming rules, and say plainly which parameters are confirmed per project.
- Selectable configurations and model numbers, by our naming rules
- Certification status for the bands in question
- A first-pass feasibility check: link budget and intermodulation
- How comparable projects were delivered and accepted