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ZipLine™ 58 – Rapid Deployment, Low Cost, Phone/Data Line

ZipLine - When Wires Won't Work

Reduce your installation costs for hard to reach remote and temporary sites securely and quickly with the ZipLine 5.8GHz Ethernet Radio, 2 wireless phone lines AND ethernet extender from Higgins International.

The ZipLine is a fast, affordable alternative to trenching cables through impassable terrain or across parking lots, streets, or concrete aprons. A typical trenching job would cost $3,500 to get started and average $200/hr in operations costs thereafter. At a fraction of the cost, the ZipLink could be installed and running in few a hours.

NO permits or licenses required

NO need for surveys or right of way maps

NO direct burial cable

NO radio experience necessary

NO trenching costs or delays

2 POTS lines and/or Ethernet connections are extended up to a mile by an encrypted 5.8GHz direct sequence radio signal. The ZipLine is an all-in-one solution that houses all electronics in a rugged outdoor antenna enclosure. Tough enough for permanent installations in demanding conditions (-40°F to 130°F), the ZipLine is ideal for temporary jobsites and re-used again and again.

Consider a few applications:

Extend PBX Extensions

School/Work Campuses

Point-of-Sale System/Credit Card

Fuel Tank/Card Lock Systems

Truck Stops

Horse Farms

Traffic Control

Vineyards

Marinas/Boat Docks

Teletics ZipLine 58 Datasheet (NEW!)

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Description	ZipLine™ 58 – Rapid Deployment, Low Cost, Phone/Data Line Teletics ZipLine is the fastest link between two points. ZipLine can provide up to two phone lines and computer networking between buildings at a fraction of the cost of trenching or burying cable. The ZipLine is perfect to use where ever you need a phone or data line, but can not run wire. Zipline is a Fraction of the Cost of Trenching Cable ZipLine can provide up to two phone lines and computer networking between buildings at a fraction of the cost of trenching or burying cable. The ZipLine is perfect to use where ever you need a phone or data line, but can not run wire. Zipline can be used to provide up to 2 phone lines plus Ethernet for a wide variety of applications including: Provide a phone line at a remote fueling station so users can pay with their fuel card. At an electrical substation, provide a phone line that otherwise the phone company might not even want to install. On construction sites that are temporary, provide phone and Internet. For security phone applications, for example on a campus. Between buildings and across parking lots. For remote metering applications. On recreational properties, including public beaches. On farms, between buildings. At airports to connect fuel pumps without digging up tarmac Teletics ZipLine 58 Datasheet ZipLine Ethernet Datasheet Teletics ZipLine 170 Datasheet Zipline is Easy to Install, No Radio Experience Required Everything you need is shipped when you order Zipline 58. Zipline is incredibly easy to install. Everything you need for a complete installation is provided, including mounting brackets, and hardware. Installation can be completed by anyone handy with tools in under two hours. There is no radio experience required and no specialty radio cables or antenna knowledge needed – Just plug and go! Setting up a reliable, secure VoIP grade link takes a lot more knowledge than most people realize. Programming choices made during installation can make your wireless network insecure, unreliable, non-VoIP grade, or all three. Let us worry about the technical aspects. Many of our customers install our ZipLine product without even using a laptop. Give us a try and see how worry-free a wireless Ethernet installation can be! Everything comes pre-programmed in one box. No programming, no antenna selection, no trips to the hardware store. Installs in under 2 hours! No Radio experience or antenna knowledge needed Ships with everything you need for the install. No steep learning curve that goes with programming wireless Ethernet radios.