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The ICRI is a multi-purpose ' bridge' solving 3 field issues for first-responders:

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Communications Interoperability:  bridges mobile, portable, military and civilian radios; including cell/satellite/direct-connect and land-line phones; trunked and conventional radios; P25 and VoIP compatible.

Tactical Repeating:  functions as a repeater to connect and extend radio frequency coverage in urban or wildland environments.

Enhances in-building coverage and extends underground communications (in conjunction with C-AT’s Cable Reel/Extension).

Most ICRIs are priced under $10,000 for a full interoperability package, including connecting cables.

Models & Configurations below for civilian and defense agencies.
 

NEW: ICRI-CC RoIP Gateway and Control
Expanding The ICRIÕs CapabilitiesÉ

  • Software Control Interface or Local Hardware Control
  • VoIP
  • Operates on 8 ÒAAÓ batteries in low power mode or AC/DC
  • Compatible with military radios
  • Compatible with civilian radios
 Four Talk Group ICRI

NEW: ICRI-4T
Developed to support multi-agency coordinated response to large scale disasters

  • Provides four (4) Independent Talk Groups
  • Available as rugged portable; integrated in water-proof Pelican case; or rack-mountable for connecting up to 10 radios
  • Fully compatible with low band, VHF, 220-900MHz legacy and P25 portable/mobile radios
  • Selected by DHS and offered through its "Commercial Equipment Direct Assistance Program" (CEDAP)
 Four Talk Group ICRI

NEW:  ICRI 4TG/10P

  • The same ease of use as all "Incident Commanders' Radio Interface" models, now with 10 radio ports and 4 talkgroups. 
  • Get command & control functionality without computer controllers. 
  • More details...

ICRI

The 'Standard' - providing small rugged package and circuitry

  • Link 5 radios, 1 telephone
  • Deployable in under 5 minutes
  • Operational 30+ hours on standard "AA" batteries
  • Simple toggles to provide multiple talk-nets
  • Measures just 10” x 3” x 7"
The ICRI

ICRI-E
”Environmental” model:  Ruggedized, waterproof and sandproof

  • Meets MilSpec 810
  • No over packing needed
  • Compatible with all military radios
  • Weighing just 7.0 lbs


 ICRI - 'Environmental'

ICRI-EOC
”Emergency operation center” version of the ICRI

  • 19” rack-mountable or console
  • Available in 5 and 10 port models
  • Provides satellite and VoIP connectivity (up to 4 SIP connections)
  • Customizable capabilities
  ICRI-EOC rack-mount

ICRI-WF
”Back-packable” ICRI for the highest level of mobility

  • Ideal for underground, in-building, or wildlands portability
  • Full cross-platform, cross-band capabilities
  • Measures just 1" high (10.5” x 9.5” x 1.0”)
  • Weighs 2.7 lbs
  • Internal rechargeable batteries
 'Back-packable' ICRI

ICRI-2P
Smaller size is ideal for quick-deploy interoperability and repeater applications

  • Two radio and telephone ports
  • Measures just 7.5” x 9.5” x1.5”
  • Self powered with 9V battery for 5 hour duty cycle
    (shown with Cable Reel/Extension)
  • Need an environmentally-protected package? See the ICRI-2PE
 ICRI-2P shown with Cable Reel

New features now available in all ICRIs:  

  • VoIP compatibility - Several VoIP interfaces available, ranging from an E&M port, a handset station emulator port, to a Cisco ATA 186 port.
  •  Speaker ports - for easier audio monitoring
  • Bridge Unit ID® and Remote Control DTMF

When multiple ‘bridge’ devices are activated at an incident, all linked radios with identical frequencies can be disrupted by interference. The Interop Unit ID® transmits a digitized speech message that identifies the ICRI by its user group or agency, and can be remotely controlled or shut-off.  The “ID” is transmitted on all talk groups when the unit is powered on and then at preset intervals of 0, 5, 10, or 15 minutes, waiting so as not to talk-over broadcast activity at the interval mark. Similar to the ID function required of any repeater.  (more information)
 
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