Commercial
AVLinkPro Radius 3U Large Premise MDU SIP Bridge
A full featured MDU SIP Bridge designed for flexibility in large scale installations.
The AVLinkPro Radius is a SIP/RTSP/TCP/IP Enterprise connecting bridge that allows for medium and large enterprise installations to have full connectivity and adequate expansion. Multiple Unit Dwellings and Campus wide installations can take advantage of video intercom, SIP connected communications, Cross platform control and seamless integration. This is how enterprise communication gets done right.
Product Code: LP-RADPRO
Product Code: LP-360RAD
The New LP360RAD Enterprise 1U Server
- Hot power redundancy and High availability redundancy capabilities.
- Dual solid state data storage
- Raid controlled with system notification alerts
- Lower form factor design
- Extra redundancy
- High Availability capability
Plus+ device connections (expandable up to 5000)
- 1U or 3U Height
- Intel® Quad Core 2.80GHz Processor
- Redundant 500GB Solid State Data Storage
- Raid Controlled Redundancy
- Web Based Configuration
- Provides Video Connectivity
- Provides Audio Connectivity
- Full PBX Functions
- Voicemail with Video
- Audio / Video Paging
- Transcoding Video Stream
- Programmable Trigger Output
- Includes 50 SIP Channels *
- Designed to Handle Large Scale Connections
- Touch Screen Panel to IP Video Bridge
- Can Bridge Telephony Systems
- 1-2 x Expandable IO Slots
- 2 x LAN 10/100/1000 LAN Ports (VLAN Support)
- 5.1 Channel Audio
- AES67 IP Interoperability Audio Support
- 1 x HDMI Configurable ports
- Dual Redundant Power Supply
- Rail Kit (optional)
* Expanded SIP Channel add-on licenses available
| Dimensions | |
| Cabinet Size | 1U: 19.00 x 2.72 x 23.00 3U: 19.00 x 3.50 x 16.85 inches |
| Form Factor | |
| Form Factor | 1U or 3U Rack Mountable |
| SIP Channels | |
| SIP Channels included | 50 Channels Included |
| Power Consumption | |
| Power Consumption | 110/220VAC |
Optional Dual servers configured for High Availability
High availability (HA) is the ability of a system to operate continuously for a designated period of time even if components within the system fail. A highly available system meets an agreed-upon operational performance level by eliminating single points of failure. This is accomplished by including redundant components that serve as backups that can assume processing if failure should occur. In information technology (IT), a widely held but difficult-to-achieve standard of availability is known as five-nines availability, which means the system or product is available 99.999% of the time.
