JVCKENWOOD's NEXEDGE for US embassy in Japan

By Jonathan Nally
Monday, 16 April, 2018

JVCKENWOOD has been awarded a contract to supply NEXEDGE digital radio gear for the US embassy, consulates and related facilities in Japan.

The system, which meets strict security requirements through its digital mode, will be used for emergency communication among staffers.

JVCKENWOOD has a long track record of providing digital radio equipment to the United States Department of State.

Image courtesy US Department of State.

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