Business Critical Two Way Radio Communications - Consider these Accessories
Announcement posted by Mining Telecommunications of Australia 05 Aug 2020
MiningTelecoms Accelerates Productivity and Safety in Business Operations
To communicate safely and efficiently, portable two way radio accessories can be just as important as the actual radio itself. Optimizing audio performance and usability with accessories means calls can be heard first-time and hands kept free. This can make all the difference in high-risk, fast moving environments.
Below are some accessories to consider and recommendations:
Power Type / Recharger - What type of material is being used in the battery? This can have an large impact on talk time and longevity of the battery. MiningTelecoms director Darrell Tucker recommends a re-chargeable lithium ion battery, with at least a one year warranty. The recharger should also be an intelligent one capable of reading the optimum charging level for the battery.
Carry Case - You radio should be easy to carry especially if you have it on all day. It should be easy to release the radio from the carry case and re-holster. The case should also protect the radio.
Audio Options - Business critical communications require audio accessories that can be comfortably fitted to the ear, our a remote microphone clipped to a lapel. An active noise cancelling device should also be considered.
Wireless or Bluetooth Options - If your line of work calls for hands-free, wireless communication options, look for a radio that has Bluetooth® connectivity. Bluetooth® accessories can then be wirelessly connected to radios.
For a free guide on selecting a Portable two way radio Click here
Below are some accessories to consider and recommendations:
Power Type / Recharger - What type of material is being used in the battery? This can have an large impact on talk time and longevity of the battery. MiningTelecoms director Darrell Tucker recommends a re-chargeable lithium ion battery, with at least a one year warranty. The recharger should also be an intelligent one capable of reading the optimum charging level for the battery.
Carry Case - You radio should be easy to carry especially if you have it on all day. It should be easy to release the radio from the carry case and re-holster. The case should also protect the radio.
Audio Options - Business critical communications require audio accessories that can be comfortably fitted to the ear, our a remote microphone clipped to a lapel. An active noise cancelling device should also be considered.
Wireless or Bluetooth Options - If your line of work calls for hands-free, wireless communication options, look for a radio that has Bluetooth® connectivity. Bluetooth® accessories can then be wirelessly connected to radios.
For a free guide on selecting a Portable two way radio Click here