Bowling Alley Radios

What do you need in a walkie talkie for Bowling Alleys?

With two-way radios for bowling alleys, you'll bowl a strike every time for your business! Customers will love the great service and you'll love your growing profits. Clear communication is the key to giving people what they want, when the want it.

Above all else, a bowling alley is a noisy place. It's also fast-moving, with groups of bowlers regularly coming in, looking for a free lane. Most bowling alleys offer shoe rentals, and some have a snack bar or restaurant, billiard and pinball machines and a cocktail lounge. With all that activity, it's important for bowling alley staff to maintain a clean facility; keep lanes clear of debris, stray balls and pins; attend to players needing to rent equipment and serve those at the bar and restaurant.

Security may need to be alerted to deal with an unruly customer. But how can you relay directions to your team with the constant clatter of balls hitting pins? Simple - with walkie-talkies for bowling alleys!

Unlike cell phones, radios let you alert your entire crew, or a particular department, when a spill on a lane needs to be cleaned up or a malfunctioning pin setting machine needs to be fixed.

The Best Two-Way Radios for Bowling Alleys - Compact and Lightweight

As an Authorized Motorola Dealer, Tech Wholesale is your premiere source for their well-designed radios at the best prices and with the greatest expertise. Our Motorola experts recommend the Motorola CLP1080e, Motorola CLS Series radios and Motorola Curve digital radio as the best two-way radios for bowling alleys.

For something extremely compact and lightweight, and with everything you need for clear communication in a loud environment, the Motorola CLP1080e radio is a great choice. It measures just 3.5 inches by 2 inches and weighs only 2.38 ounces. This radio comes with a belt clip and adjustable earpiece with push-to-talk (PTT) microphone. It can be worn comfortably and effectively used for hands-free conversation that can be heard above the din.

Another compact two-way radio with a clear, crisp signal and designed for hands-free use is the Motorola CLS Series radio. Available in 2 models, the 1-channel CLS1110 and the 4-channel CLS1410, this radio also supports voice activated transmission and is compatible with an earpiece and microphone. It's also very easy to learn how to use, for those facilities that frequently have new employees.

Digital Two-Way Radios for Bowling Alleys

If you prefer a license-free digital radio, we recommend the Motorola Curve. This 10-channel digital radio offers many attractive features, such as the ability to call users individually as well as in groups. Because it's digital, the signal stays extremely clear with no static to the very edges of its coverage area. It's also very powerful, having the range of a 5-watt UHF radio but using only 1 watt. It also boasts a 14-hour battery life and is built to withstand vibration, shock, dust and extreme temperatures. Like the CLPe and CLS, the Curve digital radio is fully compatible with earpieces and inline microphones for secure, private and clear communication, even in a loud environment.