Local Heroes at Gramatneusiedl Fire Department Empowered by ZTE's Latest FTTR PoF Solution

Release Time:2024-05-09
  • ZTE's FTTR solution provides Gramatneusiedl Fire Department with seamless connectivity, empowering firefighters to make informed decisions swiftly and efficiently during emergencies
  • With ZTE's FTTR solution, Gramatneusiedl Fire Department gains high-speed fiber-optic connectivity, ensuring access to critical information and enhancing response effectiveness for the safety of their community

 

 

Vienna, Austria, 9 May 2024 - ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a global leading provider of information and communication technology solution, has deployed its Fiber to the Room (FTTR) solution with Power-over-Fiber (PoF) at the Gramatneusiedl Fire Department, ushering in a new era of connectivity for the local heroes serving nearly 3700 residents.

 

Established in 1894, the Gramatneusiedl Fire Department boasts a rich history of voluntary service spanning over a century. However, until now, the department lacked robust connectivity infrastructure, hindering effective communication and response efforts.

 

ZTE's FTTR solution revolutionizes the department's connectivity landscape, providing firefighters with seamless access to critical information and resources. By leveraging fiber optics combined with Wi-Fi technology, the solution ensures low latency, high availability, and seamless coverage throughout the building, empowering first responders to make informed decisions swiftly and efficiently.

 

Christian Woschitz, General Manager of Central & Eastern Europe at ZTE, highlighted the transformative impact of the FTTR solution, stating, "By deploying FTTR solutions, the fire department in Gramatneusiedl can enhance their communication capabilities within their team and at the fire site, improve response times, and better coordinate emergency efforts, ultimately leading to more effective and efficient emergency response."

 

The FTTR solution provides high-speed fiber-optic connectivity, enabling firefighters to transmit and receive data at lightning-fast speeds. This capability is vital for accessing crucial information such as emergency calls, building blueprints, and weather updates, enhancing situational awareness and response effectiveness.

 

Mr. Thomas Kottinger, a firefighter at Gramatneusiedl Fire Department, emphasized the significance of ZTE's FTTR solution, stating, "By bringing fiber directly to individual rooms at the fire department, ZTE's FTTR solution will deliver high-speed internet access with minimal signal degradation, providing firefighters with a superior online experience for firefighting information sharing, as well as for other activities such as streaming and video conferencing."

 

Furthermore, the scalability of the FTTR solution ensures that the fire department is equipped to meet evolving technological demands, including the integration of IoT devices and real-time video monitoring systems. This future-proof infrastructure ensures that the department remains at the forefront of emergency response technology, ready to adapt to emerging challenges and opportunities.

 

The collaboration between Gramatneusiedl Fire Department and ZTE Austria exemplifies a commitment to innovation, connectivity, and community welfare. As local heroes continue to serve on the frontlines, ZTE remains dedicated to empowering them with cutting-edge solutions that enhance safety, efficiency, and effectiveness.

 

ABOUT Gramatneusiedl Fire Department:

The Volunteer Fire Department in Gramatneusiedl was founded 130 years ago, in 1894. It has been committed to ensuring the safety of the population during accidents, fires, and disasters. The first fire station was built in 1908 near the current parking lot of the Volksbank in Gramatneusiedl while in 1983, a new building was acquired and renovated. Due to aging infrastructure and increased demands from over 110 members and the establishment of the fire department youth group in 2005, a new building became necessary. The relocation to the new fire station was completed on March 23, 2024, with the official opening ceremony scheduled for May 4, 2024.