Backup UHF Analog System Sample Clauses

Backup UHF Analog System. The TOWN owns and maintains a secondary, single-site, 3-channel UHF conventional analog system. These three UHF channels serve as backup channels in the event the UHF PassPort system is unavailable. The TOWN’s radio users know to switch over to their appropriate backup channels: Police users switch to UHF BU1, all Fire users switch to UHF BU2, and all other TOWN departments switch to UHF BU3. The analog backup system consists of three UHF Motorola MTR2000 repeaters, each with its own duplexer and associated antenna mounted on a 200-foot monopole tower. The UHF transmit / receive antennas are vertically stacked, starting at approximately 120 feet above ground level up to the 200-foot level. The equipment room housing the radio equipment is adjacent to the Police / Fire Dispatch center, located at 000 Xxxxxx Xxxx in Collierville, Tennessee.
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