Icom IP1100CV 51 EXP WLAN Transceiver Controller 300-Radio

The Icom IP1100CV is a WLAN transceiver system controller purpose-built to centrally manage large-scale IP radio deployments over existing or new wireless LAN infrastructure. It registers and controls up to 300 IP110H and IP100H WLAN radios, including the IP100FS software terminal, without requiring a licensed radio frequency or dedicated airtime plan. A built-in 2.5 Gbps port and integrated VPN router function enable multi-site linking across geographically dispersed offices, facilities, or campuses over the internet. The auto-provisioning function streamlines fleet expansion by automatically pushing configuration settings to newly added radios, while support for up to 500 individual and group call addresses with the IP110H gives administrators flexible talkgroup architecture. Designed for enterprise environments such as hospitals, hotels, warehouses, and campuses that already operate 802.11 WLAN networks, the IP1100CV delivers a cost-effective, scalable communication backbone without incremental spectrum licensing costs. The BC207S AC adapter is required and sold separately.

Key features & benefits

• Manages Up to 300 WLAN Radios — Registers and controls up to 300 IP110H and IP100H WLAN radios simultaneously, including the IP100FS PC-based dispatcher terminal, from a single controller unit.
• Built-In 2.5 Gbps Port with VPN Router Function — The integrated 2.5 Gbps network port and VPN router enable seamless multi-site linking over the internet, connecting main offices with branch locations in different cities, states, or countries.
• Auto-Provisioning for Rapid Fleet Expansion — When a new IP110H or IP100H radio is added to the network, the auto-provisioning function automatically applies pre-configured settings, eliminating manual per-unit programming and reducing deployment time.
• Up to 500 Individual and Group Call Addresses — The IP1100CV supports configuration of up to 500 addresses with the IP110H, giving administrators the flexibility to define granular individual, group, and all-call communication structures.
• License-Free Operation on Existing WLAN — Operates entirely over standard wireless LAN infrastructure with no dedicated spectrum license or recurring airtime fees required, leveraging investments already made in existing 802.11 access point deployments.
• Scalable Coverage via Wireless Access Points — Communication range can be extended at any time simply by adding standard wireless access points to the network, making the system adaptable to growing or changing facility footprints.
• Centralized System Management via PC — Groups, individual users, and system-wide settings can be uploaded and managed through a connected computer, with the optional IP100FS software also providing a map-based view of all active terminals.