Rostelecom applied inline equipment of Zelax to providing the federal project of transparency of elections

The equipment manufacturer for the Zelax data networks delivered to Yug branch (MRF) of JSC Rostelecom of the solution for a broadcast of flows E1 and Ethernet on copper communication lines. The volume of the contract including GM-2-MPR modems and regenerators GM-2-MPR-2xR was 1.7 million rubles.

Objectives

The JSC Rostelecom MRF "South" Volgograd branch uses the equipment Zelax in the project on creation of a video surveillance system behind a voting process and counting of votes at the election of the president of the Russian Federation. Further the organized communication channels will allow the operator to provide services of telephony and Internet access in ten localities of the Volgograd region.

Opinion

"The equipment Zelax provided on elections information transfer from the polling precinct to the higher communication hub on the copper cable, – Mikhail Sokolov, the chief of an otel of technical support of Zelax says. – Further the operator will be able not only to use the infrastructure created for elections, but also to develop. For example, to install additional webcams. For the solution of this task in plans of the center of researches and development of Zelax creation of the latest equipment which will allow to install up to 16 cameras far off, in places of lack of a local power supply".

"The contractor of the project integrated for the organization of a video surveillance system of effort of a large number of participants of the Russian ICT market: telecom operators, suppliers and equipment manufacturers, – Vladimir Pashkevich, the CEO of Zelax comments. – The created infrastructure is unique in terms of the scope of, to completion dates and also in terms of its further use and development. For Zelax the project became a new stage of cooperation with the operator. In the long term we see it in the direction of use of the TDMoP technology allowing to lower capital costs of upgrade of the existing infrastructure without laying new fiber lines of communication".