Using U.S. Two-Way Radios in Australia
Australian spectrum allocation arrangements are, at their broadest level, embodied in one statutory instrument known as the Australian Radiofrequency Spectrum Plan (ARSP). The Spectrum Plan
Parking Lot Intercom System
Parking lots are money makers to be sure, but it is imperative to provide good customer service to keep people coming back, which increases your
Intercom Radio System
It used to be that to install an intercom system you had to run wires and all stations were mounted on the wall. These days
Daycare Intercom Systems
A busy daycare needs communication and that’s where a daycare intercom system comes in handy. Security is extremely important so most daycare centers keep their
Commercial Intercom System
The first question to ask when looking for a commercial intercom system is whether you need a wireless or a wired system. Can you cost
Intercom Phone
Quite often a home or business has need for communication but they don't want to install a complete telephone system for cost reasons. An intercom phone system can often be a lower cost substitute. There are several ways you can approach an intercom phone system depending on whether you need handsets, or if you just want desk or wall mounted intercoms.
The Benefits of Commercial Digital Two-Way Radios
Two-way radios since their inception have used analog technology to transmit your voice over the airwaves. But like every other technology, two-way radios are now starting to go digital to take advantage of all the benefits digital offers.
Long-Range Wireless Public Address System With Two-Way Communication
Normally a public address system provides one way communication only. People who hear a page cannot respond back to the person making the page unless
Apartment or Condo Emergency Warning System
In apartment or condo buildings, getting messages out quickly in the event of an emergency can save lives. When management learns of an emergency, going
Application Whitepaper: Multi-Mile Wireless Access Control and Security Devices
For security and access control dealers there are times when sales are lost simply because a customer doesn’t have the budget to pay for the costly installation required to implement a wired system. Or the customer may not even be able to run wires in buildings with historical significance, or across paved areas outdoors. The use of long-range wireless access control and security devices make installation much easier and therefore much less expensive to install.