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Walkie talkie for security companies in Malaysia

Radios and MCMC licensing sorted for your guards, so a client audit does not catch you out.

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The problem

Guards use radios every shift, batteries get swapped between people, and radios get dropped. Your client also expects radios that are certified and licensed. Cheap uncertified units can cost far more than they save.

What I check first

  • Whether your current radios are MCMC certified.
  • Whether your radios need a licence, and when it expires.
  • Battery plan for 12-hour shifts.
  • Body-worn cameras, if your client asks for them.

Radios that often fit

Motorola MOTOTRBO R2MotorolaMOTOTRBO R2Factories, security teams and malls that use radios all day.Motorola MOTOTRBO XiR C1000 / C2000 series (C1200)MotorolaXiR C1200Teams moving from analogue to digital on a tight budget.TDMR DR6 PlusTDMRTDMR DR6 PlusRental fleets, events and general site work.TDMR T3 (4G PoC)TDMRTDMR T3Teams spread across towns or states.

Common questions

Do my guards need licensed radios?

Radios above 0.5 W need an MCMC licence. Read the licence guide or send me your models and I will check.

Read this next

ComplianceUncertified walkie talkies in Malaysia: the risksMCMC rules, real enforcement numbers, and how to check your radios before someone else does.ComplianceDo you need an MCMC licence for your walkie talkies?The 0.5 W line, what a repeater licence involves, and how long approval takes.

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