Cybertel Bridge took part in the Mission Critical Communications Expo organized by the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) on November 11.

MSB recently selected Cybertel Bridge’s LM75 MCX Device for its SWEN pilot project. During the event, Cybertel Bridge engaged with key SWEN service users such as the Swedish Police and emergency response organizations to gather field feedback and share detailed information on LM75’s form factor, specifications, performance, and MCX features.

To ensure reliable coverage in northern Sweden, LM75 is planned to support 450 MHz frequency bands. Cybertel Bridge also held a dedicated meeting with Teracom, the licensed 450 MHz operator, to discuss priorities and policy coordination essential for seamless MCX service roaming.

Cybertel Bridge fully supports the successful transition to the SWEN broadband network and, together with our Swedish partner Northcom, will provide user training, full compatibility with MCX applications, and responsive maintenance services to ensure user satisfaction.

In collaboration with Northcom, Cybertel Bridge remains committed to on-site support to help MSB’s bold move toward broadband-based mission critical communications become a national success.