Wedoany.com Report-Aug. 19, Teltronic, a leading communication solutions provider, has successfully deployed its TETRA radio system for Ho Chi Minh City’s Metro Line 1, marking the launch of the city’s first urban rail line. As the technology partner for Hitachi Rail, the project’s main contractor, Teltronic designed, supplied, and implemented a comprehensive communication solution to support the line’s operations.

The TETRA system includes network infrastructure ensuring coverage across the 19.7-kilometer route, which connects Ben Thanh in the city center to Suoi Tien in the northeast. The solution features onboard radio equipment and control consoles for the 17 trains, portable and fixed terminals for maintenance and security staff, and a control center with six operator workstations across two locations. Teltronic integrated its system with other train subsystems, including Public Address, intercom, and the Train Control & Management System, ensuring seamless functionality.

Felipe Sanjuan, Teltronic’s Transport Business Development Director, stated: “We are very proud to have contributed to the success of this historic project for Ho Chi Minh City. Our technology ensures secure, reliable, and efficient communications, which are essential for the daily operation of the railway system.”

Metro Line 1, combining underground and elevated sections, aims to enhance urban mobility and alleviate traffic congestion in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest and most dynamic city in Southeast Asia. The line’s infrastructure supports the city’s growth by providing efficient public transportation, reducing reliance on road-based travel.

Teltronic’s implementation strengthens its reputation as a global leader in communication solutions for mass transit. The project further solidifies the company’s presence in the Asian market, showcasing its ability to deliver reliable and advanced technology for urban rail systems. This milestone contributes to improved transportation infrastructure and supports sustainable urban development in the region.