YNW-6410CZ Vehicle-mounted MESH Radio | 10W 80Mbps 20-60km
YNW-6410CZ vehicle-mounted MESH Ad-Hoc device. 10W transmit, 80Mbps peak, 20-60km range, 64-node networking, MIMO 2x2, CVBS/VGA/HDMI, WiFi. Get specs & quote now.
ModelYNW-6410CZ
Product NameVehicle-mounted Broadband Wireless MESH Ad-Hoc Network Equipment
SeriesYNW-6400 Series MESH Ad-Hoc Network Equipment
Core TechnologyOFDM + MESH Multi-hop Ad-Hoc Network + MIMO 2×2 + 10W High Power + 4G LTE
1. Product Overview
The YNW-6410CZ vehicle-mounted tactical broadband wireless MESH Ad-Hoc product is a newly launched, mid-size, high-throughput wireless broadband MESH device from our company. Developed on OFDM technology and MESH multi-hop Ad-Hoc networking, it achieves free-form networking among different device form factors, enabling users to rapidly build reliable wireless links in complex environments and providing fast, flexible solutions for various application requirements (e.g., HD video, voice intercom, and IP data transmission). As a broadband Ad-Hoc radio forming a centerless, Ad-Hoc, self-adaptive, self-healing Mesh network, it is the optimal choice for point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, or multipoint-to-multipoint integrated-services communications. The Mesh radio delivers dynamic routing, multi-hop relay of HD video, multi-channel data, and high-fidelity voice between different nodes within the same network under complex conditions such as fast movement, non-line-of-sight (NLOS) obstruction, and environmental interference.
This product adopts an all-IP design with flexible installation and convenient operation and maintenance. It offers customizable frequency bands and extensible features such as WiFi, GPS, and 3G/4G to support integrated communications requirements. The vehicle-mounted design provides 10W high transmit power (customizable), with a point-to-point throughput peak of up to 80Mbps and a point-to-point transmission distance of 20-60km (line of sight). It supports 64-node Ad-Hoc networking and automatic multi-hop transmission for seamless area coverage. It is power-on-and-use with no configuration required, supports configuration via mobile phone and Web, and can be managed remotely. It is flexibly applied to military communications private networks, public-security private networks, emergency communications private networks, industry information private networks, regional broadband private networks, wireless surveillance private networks, collaborative management private networks, and intelligent transmission private networks.
- Core Selling Points: 10W high-power transmission; point-to-point throughput peak of 80Mbps; point-to-point transmission distance of 20-60km; supports 64-node Ad-Hoc networking with automatic multi-hop transmission for seamless area coverage
- Target Users: Mobile command-and-dispatch communications users in the military, armed police, fire services, public security, emergency communications, and fleet transport
- Typical Applications: Mobile scenarios such as convoy formation marching, military escort and transport, emergency command, counter-terrorism and emergency response, armed patrol, firefighting command, and border patrol
2. Product Views
3. Key Features
4. Technical Specifications
4.1 RF Parameters
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF Parameters | Networking Frequency | 1400MHz – 1480MHz @ 10W | 350MHz ~ 2GHz customizable |
| MIMO | 2×2 | — | |
| Modulation | DSSS/CCK BPSK/QPSK; OFDM BPSK/QPSK/16-QAM/64-QAM | — | |
| Transmit Power | 40dBm (10W customizable) | Power customizable | |
| Receive Sensitivity | -102dBm @ 5MHz BPSK | — | |
| RF Interfaces | MESH N×2, WIFI SMA×1, 4G LTE SMA×1 | — | |
| Channel Bandwidth | 2M / 5M / 10M / 20M / 40M (adjustable) | — | |
| WiFi Hotspot | 2.4G / 5.8G | — | |
| Effective Range | Elevated line-of-sight transmission 20-60km (elevated) | — |
4.2 Networking & Management
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Networking & Management | Configuration Method | WEB, MESHCOM management platform; supports mobile phone and Web remote management | — |
| Ad-Hoc Nodes | No fewer than 50 units (supports 64-node Ad-Hoc) | — | |
| System | MESHCOM Ad-Hoc network | — |
4.3 Physical & Environmental
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical & Environmental | Operating Temperature | -30°C ~ +65°C | — |
| Operating Humidity | 5% ~ 95% (non-condensing) | — | |
| Storage Temperature | -45°C ~ +85°C | — | |
| Weight | 5.34Kg | — | |
| Dimensions | 480 × 300 × 45mm | — |
4.4 Electrical Characteristics & Interfaces
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrical Characteristics | Total Power Consumption | Maximum total power consumption 46W | — |
| Power Supply | Vehicle power supply | — | |
| External Interfaces | Power Switch | × 1 | — |
| Public/Private-network Switch | × 1 | — | |
| Network Interface | × 1 | — | |
| Signal Interface | × 1 | — | |
| Audio Interface | × 1 | — | |
| 4G Interface | × 1 | — | |
| Private-network LTE Interface | × 1 | — | |
| Video Output | Supports CVBS, VGA, HDMI output | — |
5. Applications
The YNW-6410CZ is a vehicle-mounted broadband MESH terminal with a 10 W high-power front end and an 80 Mbps MIMO 2×2 engine. Point-to-point range of 20-60 km and a 64-node centerless Ad-Hoc mesh let a single command vehicle become a mobile base that routes 4K-ready SDI/HDMI video, voice and data for an entire operation area.
1. Mobile Border Command MESH
Mobile border command centers and patrol bases that must bring broadband to extended, infrastructure-poor frontiers.
Deployment Solution
- Vehicle-class reach: the 10 W front end and 20-60 km range cover wide frontier corridors from a moving command hub.
- Node magnet for the field: patrol and outpost units fold into the vehicle mesh automatically.
- On-vehicle multimedia: SDI/HDMI video, voice and data ride the same broadband trunk.
Application Value
A single command vehicle extends station-grade coverage along its route, keeping patrols and outposts in live video-and-voice contact without fixed sites.
2. Convoy Command Vehicle MESH
Convoy command and supply movements where the lead command vehicle must hold a corridor of coverage for the column.
Deployment Solution
- Roaming hub for the column: the command vehicle’s mesh follows the convoy and absorbs other vehicles as nodes.
- High-power corridor: 10 W reach keeps lead and rear elements connected through bends and hills.
- Real-time column telemetry: 80 Mbps video and telemetry return to the mobile command.
Application Value
The convoy command vehicle keeps an always-on broadband corridor over the whole column, with full-mission video and telemetry at the commander’s console in transit.
3. Coastal & Boarding Command MESH
Coastal command, boarding coordination and fast-attack flotillas where a command vessel or mobile unit orchestrates multiple craft.
Deployment Solution
- Sea-borne command hub: a vehicle/vessel unit at the operation center meshes fast craft together.
- Multipath-hardened links: stable through sea-surface reflection and relative motion.
- Command-fusion uplink: SDI/HDMI video from craft converge at the mobile console.
Application Value
Coastal and boarding command holds all participating craft in one stable broadband net, watching live intercept and inspection video at the operations console.
4. Public-security Field HQ MESH
Major-event security and emergency anti-terrorism fields where a mobile command post becomes the operations core.
Deployment Solution
- Vehicle-based op core: the command vehicle is the temporary core of the field mesh.
- Multi-stream fusion: body-worn, camera and vehicle feeds return over the broadband trunk.
- Encrypted command traffic: AES-protected links keep enforcement media private.
Application Value
A mobile HQ uplinks the entire field into its command console during events and emergencies, giving decision-makers multi-stream situational video and encrypted dispatch.
5. Fire & Rescue Command Vehicle MESH
Large fire and multi-agency rescue scenes where the incident command vehicle anchors scene-wide broadband.
Deployment Solution
- Scene command backbone: the incident vehicle’s mesh ties all fire and rescue units to one command.
- Peripheral camera backhaul: scene cameras and crew feeds return to the command screen.
- Resilient scene topology: units attaching and detaching do not disrupt the core.
Application Value
Incident command sees fire-line and rescue footage from a single vehicle console, coordinating agencies and dispatching crews with a complete, live scene picture.
6. Disaster Command Vehicle MESH
Earthquake and flood command posts that need to bring broadband to a stricken zone fast.
Deployment Solution
- Instant command uplink: the vehicle raises a broadband zone the moment it arrives.
- Zone-wide relay core: chained airborne and ground nodes extend the vehicle’s reach across the area.
- Situation data fusion: video, victim reports and team positions converge at the command vehicle.
Application Value
A mobile command vehicle delivers front-zone broadband immediately, streaming search video and reporting to decision-makers and coordinating agencies throughout the response.
7. Forest Fire Command & Patrol MESH
Forest-fire frontline command and patrol operations where a mobile command base tracks remote hotlines.
Deployment Solution
- Mobile fire-line base: the vehicle meshes watchtowers, patrol UAVs and ground crews into one command net.
- Long-reach hotline: 10 W range ties distant fire points back to the moving base.
- Early-alarm aggregation: smoke and thermal reports converge at the command console.
Application Value
A mobile command vehicle keeps every node of a forest-fire operation in live contact, aggregating alarms and hotline video for early, coordinated suppression.
