TWO-WAY RADIO HIRE.
Two-way radio is the right tool where the message is short and the users are many: security, stewarding, parking, catering and site coordination.
We supply radios programmed and channel-planned for the job, with batteries charged and accessories fitted. Where it helps, the radio fleet is tied into the intercom system so the two are not separate islands.
TWO-WAY RADIO

Riedel
RIFACE G2 RADIO INTERFACE
The link between a two-way radio fleet and the intercom.
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Motorola
MOTOTRBO R5 RADIO
A digital and analogue portable radio for security, stewarding, logistics and site coordination.
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Motorola
SLR 5500 REPEATER
The repeater for a site too big for radios to reach each other directly: a festival, a stadium, a venue full of concrete.
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Motorola
SPEAKER MICROPHONE
The speaker microphone that clips to a jacket or a hi-vis, so the radio stays on the belt and the user talks and listens at the shoulder.
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Motorola
DISCREET EARPIECE
A surveillance-style earpiece: a clear acoustic tube to the ear, with the microphone and push-to-talk on a separate wire that clips to a cuff or lapel.
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Motorola
CHARGERS & BATTERIES
What keeps a radio fleet running across a long day.
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Tait
TB7300 REPEATER
A repeater in one rack unit, for a site where radios cannot reach each other directly.
Specifications →ALSO IN THE CATALOGUE
- Wireless IntercomBeltpacks and antennas that let a crew talk freely, hands free, wherever they walk.
- Wired IntercomPartyline and networked beltpacks, on microphone cable or network cable.
- Matrix & KeypanelsThe frames at the centre of a system, and the panels for the people who run the show.
- HeadsetsSingle and double ear, from lightweight all-day headsets to high attenuation for loud stages.
- Audio InterfacesDante and MADI interfaces, converters and breakout boxes that get audio on and off a network.
- NetworkingManaged switches built for audio, video and intercom over IP.
- Specifications are the manufacturers’ published figures and can change with hardware and firmware revisions. Product names and trade marks belong to their owners.
NEED IT ON A SHOW?
Tell us the dates, the venue and roughly how many people need to talk. You will get a written quotation covering equipment, engineering time and delivery.