US Government Agency selects
ETL’s versatile Vulcan matrix
9 March 2015
ETL Systems, a global designer and manufacturer of RF
signal distribution equipment for satellite communications, today
announced it will provide RF equipment to a large US Government
Defence contractor.
This was a highly competitive bid and ETL was selected after
providing a successful equipment demonstration at the agency’s
facility which showed the unique form factor and performance
attributes of its Vulcan matrix system.
The Vulcan is a compact 16U high 128 inputs x 128 inputs
distributive matrix with dual redundant power supplies and CPU’s,
and hot-swappable RF components. It also features remote control and
monitoring facilitiesAnchor that give the user the ability to set
alarms if any levels drop below pre-determined thresholds.
“It is a great honour to provide equipment for such a prominent US
agency,” said Susan Saadat, Vice President of ETL’s North American
Sales and Operations. “This further proves that our equipment is not
only trustworthy and reliable, but also unique enough to stand out
from the competition.”
As well as the Vulcan matrix, which is installed at a location
outside the U.S., ETL has been working closely with the customer to
design a customized rack that will contain the matrix and auxiliary
equipment, and the customer’s preferred cabling system.
ETL is also providing an onsite Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) at
ETL’s UK facility in Hereford, along with lengthy training for the
US government Agency. This will give the agency hands-on experience
with the product and teach them troubleshooting strategies for
seamless integration in to their system.
“Not only does ETL supply premium RF products, but we are also
dedicated to ensuring customers have an excellent and stress-free
experience with these products,” said Ms Saadat. “Our Factory
Acceptance Tests ensure the customer understands the equipment’s
full functions and operations while our in-depth training procedures
make sure they can use the equipment to its full capabilities.”
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