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TN9300 Tier 2 and Tier 3 Networks

Exceptionally reliable and backed by decades of proven experience, Tait provides a range of Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) solutions that are highly flexible and scalable with a range of capabilities to suit any size of organization.

The TN9300 sits at the heart of all Tait DMR networks. Complete DMR networks include mobile and portable radios, base stations/repeaters.

TN9300 Tier 2 and Tier 3 Network

Why choose TN9300? 

Robust, reliable networks

Robust, reliable networks

We design, build and test DMR networks to the highest quality standards. Engineered with our Tait Tough hardware and combined with a resilient infrastructure, our DMR networks provide communications you can count on.

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

The highly flexible and scalable designs of the Tait nodes allow your organization to deploy a cost-effective infrastructure that meets your communication and operational needs both now and in the future. Large DMR networks are scalable up to 20 nodes and 1000RF channels.

Open standards commitment

Open standards commitment

We are committed to DMR open-standards, which ensure opportunities for multi-vendor solutions with standardized interfaces.

Efficient, mission critical communications

Efficient, mission critical communications

Remote management features allow for greater operational efficiency, and Mission Critical Data (SCADA & Telemetry in DMR Tier 3) enable you to get more out of your network.

Technical specifications

DMR Tier 3

Modes of operation

DMR Tier 3 Trunking Mode

Interfaces supported

DIP, AIS, SIP, PSTN/PABX, Voice Recorder, SCADA

Fault tolerance

High availability failover from primary to secondary server (hardware/network/software failure)
Isolated site (network failure) Switch to single site trunking at that site
Backup control channel (base station failure). Control channel allocated to a different base station

Total number of radios supported

500,000

Number of sites/channels per system

Supports up to 250 physical sites/1,000 Physical channels (2,000 logical channels). One or two control channels per site

Subscriber management

Add/remove single/multiple subscribers
Customize call type permissions
Add/remove multiple talkgroups
Add a broadcast call group
Add a system call group


DMR Tier 2

Modes of operation

DMR Tier 2 Conventional Mode

Number of sites/channels per system

Supports up to 20 sites/40 RF physical channel (80 logical channels)

Interfaces supported

AIS, PSTN/PABX, Voice Recorder

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Our DMR Client Stories

Transport for London Transport for London

Transport for London (TfL) is one of the largest transport authorities in the world, with over 2 billion journeys made in their network each year. Since the early 2000s, Tait has provided communications solutions for Transport for London’s surface fleet of around 9,300 buses, helping them keep Londoners moving.

Kansas City Power and Light - MO USA Kansas City Power and Light - MO USA

The 21-site VHF DMR deployment will utilize the TN9300 core network and support the use of 1,200 TP9300 DMR portables and TM9300 mobiles by KCP&L staff.

West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, UK West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, UK

West Sussex Fire Rescue Service (West Sussex FRS), located in the south of England, serves a population of just under one million people. West Sussex FRS face a variety of complex and specific challenges on a day-to-day basis.