Ensuring rapid data sharing, immediate response to experiments, and precise coordination of tasks - with Two-Way Radios.
The Best Two-Way Radios for Laboratories
What do you need in a walkie talkie for Labs?
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Scientific laboratories may have personnel working in different parts of a large university or even on different floors of a building. For instant communication among your lab team members, wherever they happen to be engaged in research, we recommend the Motorola digital DLR series, the easy-to-use CLPe series and the easy, compact and affordableCLS series radios. These models include UHF radios and the latest in digital radio technology.
Easy to use and ideal for getting personnel up-to-speed quickly, the Motorola CLS series radios feature 56 business frequencies and 121 interference elimination codes, in addition to digital and analog private lines. They have a range of 200,000 square feet outdoors and 15 floor indoors, with voice-activated hands-free communication. You can choose from a 1-channel or 4-channel model
Their CLPe two-way radios are also compact and lightweight, and they come with earpiece and microphone for secure, private conversations. With a range of 100,000 square feet outdoors and 10 floors indoors, these sleek hands-free radios can be used with a repeater for increased range and power.
The Motorola DLR digital radios give businesses the benefits of digital technology, including clear static-free signals, Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) technology for added privacy and the ability to speak privately to an individual in addition to the entire team. These digital radios do not require an FCC license to operate.
