Northants Police switch to Sepura
Northamptonshire Police have chosen Sepura's SRH3900 terminals to replace all 2,000 of their existing handsets along with associated accessories in a two-phase implementation programme, concluding in September 2013.
Northamptonshire Police have chosen Sepura's SRH3900 terminals to
replace all 2,000 of their existing handsets - along with
associated accessories - in a two-phase implementation programme,
concluding in September 2013. The force will also be adopting
Sepura's cost-saving TETRA radio programming and management tool,
Radio Manager
2.
The SRH3900, which features GPS and Short Data Application support,
was chosen from Sepura's extensive range of terminals for its
compact, rugged design - already successfully deployed with
countless organisations in the public safety, military, transport
and utility sectors worldwide.
Another deciding factor was the radio's compatibility with other
Sepura products already in use with all other forces in the East
Midlands region.
"The adoption of this new technology will enable efficiency
savings within our force and across the East Midlands region" said
Adam Simmonds, Police and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire
Police. "This change increases the scope for shared support
and cross-border working whilst increasing resilience for
Northamptonshire."
"This success highlights the strategic nature of our increased
presence in the East Midlands and strengthens our support of the
police forces in the region," said Jonathan Hamill, Regional
Director for UK and Ireland.
"We are fully committed to assisting Northamptonshire Police in
their drive for greater efficiency, and very much look forward to
working with them to ensure the smooth deployment of the new fleet
of radios."