Repeater systems that cover your whole building
If your radios cannot reach the basement or the far side of the building, a better radio will not fix it. A properly designed repeater system will.
What you get
- Site testReal radios at your worst spots. On larger jobs, a written report of what works and where signal is weak, such as lifts, fire doors and enclosed stairs.
- DesignFrequency plan, block diagram and antenna options by a Motorola-certified engineer, with the trade-offs explained.
- InstallationRepeater, duplexer, antennas and cable, tested and commissioned.
- AcceptanceA site acceptance test (SAT) so you see it working.
- MCMC licenceI take care of the application with your project.
Is it the right answer for you?
Not always. Sometimes portable radios are enough, and sometimes 4G PoC fits better. I will show you the comparison over five years, not only the first invoice.
Compare repeater and 4G PoCHow many channels and talk groups you need
Common questions
Does a repeater system need an MCMC licence?
Yes. Every repeater system needs an apparatus assignment from MCMC, and the licence is per frequency. I take care of the application with your project.
How long does a repeater project take?
Allow 1 to 3 months for the MCMC approval. The hardware can often go in first, then the radios are reprogrammed once the frequency comes through.
Can my existing radios work with a new repeater?
Sometimes. The SLR 5300 can run in digital, analogue or mixed mode. Send me the models you have and I will check before you buy new units.
Tell me about your site
Where is it, how many people, and what keeps going wrong? I will reply with a recommendation.