Telecom-munications

Traditional Telephone Systems

Telephone Central (PBX

and Voice mail)

Traditional

07.02.01G

07.02.02G

DesktopTelephone equipment

07.02.04G

Weather-proof and EX areas

07.02.05G

TelephoneSystems

VOIP

07.02.03G

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Telecoms Systems

Integration

Telecoms Systems

Integration

07.01.01S

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CCTV

Anti-intrusion Systems

Surveillance, Television and

Intercom Systems

Intercom and Access monitoring

Personnel Tracking

07.03

07.03.01G

07.03.02G

07.03.03G

07.03.04G

Satellite

Microwave

Radio Communication

Systems

07.05

07.05.01G

07.05.02G

Fiber Optic

Copper

Cable Transmission

Systems

07.06

07.06.01G

07.06.02G

Manufacturing

UAVs(Drones)

07.04

07.04.01G

Operations

07.04.02S

Subsea Cable Solutions

07.06.03G

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Telecoms Systems Integrations

• This self-standing category refers to companies able to providecomplete, multi-system solutions for industrial communicationand safety as a turnkey package.

• Integration means bringing together component subsystems intoa whole and ensuring that those subsystems function together(including, for example: Telephone, IT, Surveillance and security).

Cable Transmission Systems

Surveillance, Television and Intercom Systems

Telephone Systems

Radio Communication Systems

• Here it is worth noting that this family refers only to businesstelephone systems, ranging from small key telephone systems tolarge-scale private branch exchanges.

• The rational behind the division is the opposition of traditionallines vs VoIP. Although both systems substantially do the samething they are based on complete different technologies. Inparticular, VOIP converts audio signals from your speech intodigital data that travels via broadband Internet (fiber optic, DSLor cable) to its destination. Instead of plugging into a traditionalphone jack.

• Desktop telephone equipment refers, but not limited to,Telephones, Cordless Phones & Headsets.

• This family includes any systems or devices designed for the monitoring of the behavior, activities or other changing information, usually of people for the purpose of influencing, managing, directing, or protecting them.

• The category “Intercom and Access monitoring” also includes announcement Public address systems.

• Here it is worth distinguishing two different technologies. Microwave communications are used for short-range communications, while satellite communications can be established over long distances. Indeed, Satellite communication by transferring signal via satellite can potentially reach all areas of Earth. They do not require installed fixed assets, ground infrastructure or specifically located ground stations.

• Microwave refers, but not limited to, HF,VHF, UHF, Trunking, Tetra.

• The rational behind the division is the differentiation between Fiber Optic and Copper wire transmission systems.

• Fiber-optic communication systems have primarily been installed in long-distance applications, where they can be used to their full transmission capacity. Nowadays optical fibers have largely replaced copper wire communications in core networks.

UAV (Drones)

• The UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), commonly known as a drone, is an aircraft with no pilot on board. UAVs can be remote controlled aircraft (e.g. flown by a pilot at a ground control station) or can fly autonomously based on pre-programmed flight plans or more complex dynamic automation systems.

• Using a drone for an inspection is not just safer than sending a person; it can also be much quicker than setting-up safety equipment.

Telecom-munications

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Main rationales behind the Standard Categorization

Telecommunication is the transmission of signs, signals, writing, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature bywire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems over significant distances. TLC is an increasingly important fieldin today’s business environment, enabling companies to communicate effectively both inside and outside theenterprise and allowing employees to collaborate among each other and being monitor easily from wherever theyare located.