We offer a number of 2 way radio solutions depending on specific requirements. We have experience in a wide range of industries including security/close protection, aviation, private hire, events and construction to name a few.
If you are looking to purchase, we can advise and build a specific communications package to suit your needs using the best equipment for the job. This can range from a small number of handsets to a large base station install. We can accommodate a project of any scale - undertaking planning, testing and implementation.
If your needs are shorter term – such as an event, we can offer hire of a wide range equipment and accessories at very competitive prices (please click the "hire" link in the left bar).
Licence free radio (PMR446) offers an economical way of deploying handsets, without the expense and hassle of licencing.
Any PMR446 radio is compatible with other brands due to a standard set of 8 channel frequencies, which can be used anywhere in Europe.
With a maximum 0.5 watts of power, licence free radios can operate up to a range of 5km (depending on terrain). Where further range is required, licenced radios can deliver up to 5 watts of power.
Licence free radios are an ideal entry level portable radio for any size business, with no licence, network, call fees or contract.
Please contact us for a friendly chat to discuss your requirements.
Mobile radios are an essential communication tool for many industries. They are compact, robust and reliable enabling easy workforce control at the touch of a button.
Mobile units can be installed into vehicles such as cars / lorries and also commercial site equipment such as cranes, diggers, bull dozers etc. Units can be desk mounted in the office and used as a fixed mobile / dispatcher / desktop base with addition of a 240VAC / 12VDC power supply, microphone and external antenna.
A wide variety of mobile radios exist depending on requirements, including analogue, digital and trunking models that range from economical commercial radios to high tier professional MPT1327 mobiles.
In addition to core equipment, we supply a full selection of accessories including: mobile/base antennas, microphones, speakers, power supplies and fitting accessories.
Please contact us for a friendly chat to discuss your requirements.
Portable radios are a highly reliable method of instant communication where contact can be made at the touch of a button. Units are rugged, yet lightweight and easy to maintain.
They can be either licenced or unlicensed, providing power outputs ranging from 0.5 to 5 watts. Licenced radios provide a better range due to an increased power output, which is controlled by OFCOM via licencing (to ensure frequencies do not interfere). Frequencies are assigned upon licence registration ensuring quality coverage without interference from other users. These radios are highly scalable and modular, allowing the introduction of a base station or a repeater to increase coverage.
A wide variety of portable radios exist depending on requirements, including analogue, digital and professional MPT1327 trunking models. Units for different conditions such as ATEX approved for explosive environments are available.
In addition to core equipment, we supply a full selection of accessories including: leather cases, batteries, chargers, earpieces, surveillance earpiece/microphones, headsets, speaker microphones and antennas.
Please contact us for a friendly chat to discuss your requirements.
Base station radio repeaters are strategically sited to significantly increase the range and flexibility (licence permitting) of a radio infrastructure. They can be used with both portable and mobile radio units including handheld walkie talkies.
A large range of PMR repeater bases are available, including analogue, digital and MPT1327 trunking models. The units can be located centrally onsite or remotely and operated from various locations including a control room, office, workshop, home or vehicle.
Power can be maintained in the event of failure by battery backup, ensuring mission critical radio repeaters stay up and continue to operate.