Laird Technologies to Attend APCO International 77th Annual Conference & Expo Company to Exhibit Public Safety Antenna Solutions

Laird Technologies will exhibit a sampling of its current portfolio of land mobile radio antennas, including vehicular, base station, and portable radio antennas. Other products such as VHF wideband antennas, LTE vehicular antennas, and broadband mobile antennas will be on display as well. In addition, Laird Technologies will also showcase two new products: a multi-band mobile antenna which covers the 136 to 174 MHz, 380 to 520 MHz, and 760 to 870 MHz frequency bands, and a new wideband, lowband antenna which covers the 39 to 46 MHz frequency band.

“Being one of the largest trade shows for public safety communications, Laird Technologies is very excited to be attending APCO 2011,” said Rob Antonio, Laird Technologies Product Manager, LMR Antennas. “Not only does this trade show provide Laird Technologies the opportunity to showcase new antenna products, but it also lets the company demonstrate how its wide-ranging product portfolio addresses the public safety communication needs of current and potential customers.”

The APCO International 77th Annual Conference & Expo is an event that includes executives, dispatchers, and technicians involved in all aspects of public safety communications – from law enforcement to PSAPs to government agencies. With over 300 companies showcasing the latest technology, software, PSAP equipment, training and more, the APCO Annual Conference is the one place to learn new skills, explore new products and services, and connect with people from comm centers, government agencies, IT/telecommunications, law enforcement and fire departments from around the country.

As a global leader in the design and manufacture of antennas, Laird Technologies employs advanced, proprietary design tools to bring innovative designs to market with unmatched performance that adds value in every application, including industry-best antenna solutions for fixed and mobile clients, base stations, wireless backhaul, portable radios, telematics and many other applications.