The network, and everything you put on it
New Vision Security LLC designs, deploys and supports private cellular networks as an Authorized partner in Celona's Frequency channel partner program, and the connected devices that run over them.
Request planner access About the platform
The planner models coverage and capacity for a site before hardware is ordered. Access is issued per organisation.
When wifi is the wrong tool
Wifi was designed for laptops in offices. It struggles in the places that now depend on wireless most: metal-dense factories, outdoor yards, long corridors, and anywhere a device moves while it works.
Coverage per radio
Cellular propagates further and penetrates better than wifi at comparable power, so a site is covered with fewer radios, fewer cable runs and fewer places to fail.
Mobility that holds
Handoff between cells is directed by the network rather than decided by the device. A robot, an automated guided vehicle or a scanner crossing a facility keeps its session instead of dropping and reconnecting.
Predictable performance
Traffic can be given guaranteed treatment per application, so a control system is not competing with a video stream for the same air.
SIM-based identity
Devices authenticate with a credential in hardware rather than a shared password on a sticker. Revoking access means revoking a SIM.
Spectrum you can use
CBRS in the 3.5 GHz band made private cellular available without buying a licence at auction, which is what put this within reach of a single site.
Your network, your data
A private network keeps traffic on premises. Nothing has to traverse a carrier to get from a device to the system it talks to.
We look at the spectrum before we design the network
Most integrators arrive with a coverage plan. We arrive knowing what is already licensed to transmit at your site, because we build the software that reads that record.
Survey the record first
Before a radio is specified, SignalGround shows what holds authority near the site, on what frequencies, and until when. Conflicts surface on paper rather than after installation.
Design around what is there
Channel and power decisions are made against the actual licensed picture, not a generic assumption about a band.
Keep watching after handover
The licensed environment changes as new assignments are granted. A network planned against a snapshot can be re-checked against the current record.
IoT: the devices the network exists to carry
A private network is infrastructure, not an outcome. What justifies it is what runs on it. We deploy and support the device layer as well as the network underneath it, so one company is accountable when something stops reporting.
Cameras and video infrastructure
Fixed, PTZ, multisensor and thermal cameras, video management, and edge storage. Including outdoor and industrial sites where running cable is the expensive part.
Licence plate recognition
Plate capture at gates, yards and perimeters, with the lane geometry, lighting and camera selection that decide whether it actually reads plates at speed and at night.
Access control and detection
Door control, credentials, intercom and perimeter detection, integrated with video rather than run as a separate island.
Sensors and field devices
Environmental, safety, asset-tracking and process sensing, sized against the coverage and capacity the network actually delivers rather than a datasheet figure.
Routers and wireless WAN
Cellular edge routers connecting sites, vehicles and remote equipment that fixed line cannot reach, and staying up when the primary link does not.
Mass notification and audio
Network audio, paging and alerting where a camera needs to do more than record what already happened.
We are not tied to one manufacturer
We buy through national distribution rather than carrying a single vendor's line. That means we specify what fits your site, your environment and your budget, instead of what we happen to be contracted to sell.
Selection follows the site
Camera choice at a lit loading dock is not the choice at an unlit perimeter in fog. Being independent means the answer can change with the conditions.
Broad catalogue access
Distribution gives us the major manufacturers' lines, so the constraint on a design is what the site needs rather than what one vendor happens to make.
You are not locked in
Standards-based selection wherever it exists. If you replace us later, you should not have to replace the equipment too.
How a deployment runs
Environments that justify a private network
Manufacturing
Automated guided vehicles, robotics and industrial sensing in RF-hostile plant environments.
Logistics and warehousing
Large footprints, moving material handling equipment, and scanners that cannot drop a session.
Healthcare campuses
Dense buildings where clinical systems need coverage that does not depend on the guest network.
Education
Campus-wide coverage across buildings and grounds, including outdoor areas wifi never reached.
Utilities and energy
Substations, yards and remote assets where wired backhaul is impractical.
Ports and yards
Outdoor operations over long distances with heavy metal and moving equipment.
Public sector sites
Facilities that need controlled, on-premises connectivity under their own authority.
Construction
Temporary coverage across a site that changes shape as the build progresses.
Start with an assessment
Tell us the site and what has to work on it. The first deliverable is an honest answer about whether private cellular is the right tool, including when it is not.
Partner status
New Vision Security LLC is an Authorized partner in Celona's Frequency channel partner program. We supply and support Celona hardware and software under that agreement.
Celona and Frequency are trademarks of Celona, Inc. New Vision Security LLC is an independent partner and is not affiliated with, or an agent of, Celona, Inc. Product capabilities and availability are set by Celona.