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UK-based systems integration company Hima-Sella will deliver a new operational communications control system (CCS) for the Central Line.
The system will be delivered to the London Underground, under a deal awarded last year, in 2011.
As per the contract, Hima-Sella will deliver a fully integrated system for the control of tunnel telephones (TT), long line public address (LLPA), long line closed circuit television (LLCCTV) and an interface to London Underground’s telephone network.
Hima-Sella rail infrastructure account manager Chris Elliott said the award of this project is a significant milestone in the growth and development of the company’s rail business.
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"It recognises our capability to undertake large, complex and time-critical projects and demonstrates our thirty years of experience in UK rail," Elliott stated.
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By GlobalDataThe company said the new CCS system will employ proven and established technologies and also include an extensive alarm and event management suite.
Through its UK partnership agreement with Germany-based Hörmann Funkwerk Kölleda (HFWK), Hima-Sella will deliver third generation DIKOS 310 technology.
Integrated to its own iCMS SCADA package, DIKOS 310 technology will create a single point of operation for the line’s controllers, the company said.
The system architecture will comprise server redundancy, a telephone concentrator, PA audio router and CCTV matrix and can be controlled from operator workstations.
Hima-Sella noted that the deal will help London Underground in migrating from the legacy system to the new system for the Central Line cost-effectively and with minimal risk.
For transport-related projects, the company offers track to train communication systems developed in-house by its own team of engineers. It also offers simple product components, such as tachometers, sensors, data loggers, CCTV cameras and large screen displays.
Image: Hima-Sella is to supply London Underground’s Central Line with a comprehensive communications solution. Photo:Hima-Sella.
