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wind-farm-case-study-previewMaintaining and operating wind farms can be dangerous work and the ability to stay in touch, as technicians climb up and down inside the 80-metre steel towers, is critical.

With wireless communications being a challenge, especially in steel structures, and the need to enhance the safety of its work teams, Canadian Hydro, acquired by Transalta in 2009, deployed MOTOTRBO digital radios at its Wolfe Island wind farm.

The benefits for the team were immediate - including communication inside and outside the structure, enhanced safety, rugged and durable radios, and longer battery life. 

When you download the FREE Case Study: Wolfe Island Wind Farm Keeps Work Teams Safe in Wind Turbines, you'll learn:

  • How Wolfe Island benefited from 49 square miles of total coverage
  • How MOTOTRBO radios provided coverage even inside steel wind turbines
  • How they improved safety through emergency call features
  • How they used noise-cancelling headphones to improve communication
  • And more!

The Wolfe Island Wind Farm benefited from two way radio technology from MOTOTRBO. Can you?

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