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Walkie talkie for factories and warehouses

Noise, dust and steel racking. Clear audio matters as much as range.

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Motorola radio held in hand on a site, with a programming cable attached

The problem

On a noisy floor a radio that is loud but unclear is useless. Steel racking and machines also block signal in ways an office test will not show you.

What I check first

  • Noise level where people actually stand.
  • Coverage across buildings and yards.
  • Headsets for people who wear ear protection.
  • Shift pattern and battery life.

Radios that often fit

Motorola MOTOTRBO R2 UHFMotorolaMOTOTRBO R2 UHFAnalogue and digitalFactories, security teams and malls that use radios all day.Specs and quoteMotorola MOTOTRBO R5 UHF (LKP and NKP)MotorolaMOTOTRBO R5 UHFAnalogue and digitalHotels, plants and teams that need a radio to last for years.Specs and quoteMotorola MOTOTRBO XiR M6660 UHF 1-25 WMotorolaXiR M6660 UHF 1-25 WAnalogue and digitalVehicles, control rooms and dispatch desks.Specs and quote

Common questions

Which radio is best in a noisy factory?

Start with noise suppression. The MOTOTRBO R2 and R5 both have SINC+ noise suppression. I would still test on your floor.

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