ZKMANET2271UM 40dBm Long Distance Mesh Video Data Transceiver Radio

ZKManet2271UM is a high-power MESH self-organizing network radio with an integrated backpack design, providing a more stable emergency network and longer transmission distance in complex situations. The device comes with a data display screen, showing real-time device status and connection status. It can be worn by a single soldier, used as a relay with a tripod, or installed at fixed points. With a built-in lithium battery for power supply, the product features a sleek appearance, ease of use, powerful functionality, and high reliability.

* Supports two-way intercom
* Full transparent IP data transmission
* Supports 4G (with SIM card slot)
* Supports WIFI connection
* Supports GPS/BD
* Equipped with a display screen to show configuration information and connection status
* Working time ≥4h
* Rugged IP66
* Easy to operation

Quick Deployment

Mesh self-organizing network technology enables rapid mobile deployment, allowing for the establishment of a reliable wireless communication network in a short period of time to meet the timeliness requirements of emergency communications.

Strong Stability

Mesh self-organizing network technology features self-healing capabilities, ensuring that even if some devices fail, the entire network can continue to operate stably, preventing communication interruptions.

High Security

Advanced encryption algorithms and security authentication mechanisms are employed to effectively safeguard the security and confidentiality of communication data, preventing information leakage and malicious attacks.

Zhongke Lianxun (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2005 and specializes in the research and development of products related to drone defense and control, wireless video transmission, and network security encryption and decryption. With a commitment to high quality and cutting-edge technology, we deliver comprehensive network communication solutions to our clients. Our team of chief scientists, led by professors from the Network Security Institute at Wuhan University, has made significant advancements in developing man-in-the-middle platforms for enhancing network security.