TL;DR: Teltronic will supply a private 4G broadband communications network for EFE Trenes de Chile on two new rail lines linking Santiago de Chile with Melipilla and Batuco. Siemens Mobility assigned Teltronic to cover 87 kilometres of track, support Chile's first ETCS Level 2 deployment, and equip 32 trains with onboard radio systems.

Teltronic will supply a private 4G broadband communications network for EFE Trenes de Chile in Chile. The network will serve two new rail lines connecting Santiago de Chile with Melipilla and Batuco under a project that the railway operator awarded to Siemens Mobility.

Siemens Mobility selected Teltronic to deploy the private 4G network across 87 kilometres of new railway lines. The project includes Chile's first ETCS Level 2 system, which uses continuous radio communication for in-cab digital signalling instead of traditional physical lineside signals.

Teltronic said the network is 5G ready and can be upgraded to 5G through a software upgrade. The infrastructure will include two control nodes, one primary and one redundant, to support system resilience.

Teltronic will also equip 32 new trains with its RTP-800 radio for continuous train-to-ground data transmission and the DCD7 touch-screen console for driver radio controls. The system will also support voice communications and integrate with passenger information, public address and CCTV systems, including real-time image transmission.

Relevant questions

What is Teltronic supplying for EFE Trenes de Chile?

Teltronic is supplying a private 4G broadband communications network for EFE Trenes de Chile. The network will support two new rail lines between Santiago de Chile, Melipilla and Batuco.

How long is the rail corridor covered by Teltronic's private 4G network in Chile?

Teltronic's private 4G network will provide coverage along 87 kilometres of new railway lines in Chile. Siemens Mobility assigned Teltronic to deploy the network for the project.

How many trains will Teltronic equip in the Chile rail project?

Teltronic said it will equip 32 new trains with its RTP-800 radio and DCD7 touch-screen console. The onboard system will support continuous train-to-ground data transmission.

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