Two Way Radio Rental Equipment List

Hytera Digital UHF Walkie Talkie For Hire

Our Hytera PD705 digital UHF radios have 4 watts of power output plus the added benefit of digital clarity. They come with spring-loaded belt-clips, detachable 2000mAh battery pack.

Kirisun UHF Walkie-Talkie Radio

This powerful yet compact 4 watt UHF walkie-talkie offers 16 channels, good range, in a small radio weighing only 215 grammes. UHF radios are the best choice for use in all conditions - out in the country or inside a big building.

It has a belt clip, a detachable rechargeable battery pack, and we can supply single or 6-slot chargers, together with a big range of earpieces, headsets, spare battery packs and other accessories.

Radio Accessories For Hire

Our range of accessories available to hire includes earpiece/microphones, remote speakers, headsets of various types, spare batteries, chargers and leather cases.

Kirisun VHF Walkie Talkie Radio For Rental

The Kirisun PT568 5 watt VHF radio gives the best range available in a standard walkie-talkie when used in outdoor conditions.

It has a spring-loaded belt clip, and an extra-loud speaker ideal for use outdoors where its noisy.

Mobile Data Network Walkie Talkies

Our Tesunho SIM-card equipped mobile data network walkie-talkies are a revolutionary new type of radio.

Instead of the range being limited to a couple of miles at most, these radios use the mobile phone data network to transmit messages over even hundreds of miles, provided that there is mobile phone network coverage.

Vehicle / Base Station Radio

The powerful 25 watt ICOM vehicle radio / base station radio offers maximum range. It is often hired for use in a "site office" at an event, to ensure that messages are heard by walkie-talkie users all over the site.

Comes with magnetic antenna for use on a car or van, or clip-on antenna for attaching to building or other structure.

Repeaters For Hire

We have both UHF and VHF radio repeaters available to increase the area of walkie-talkie coverage on a site by re-transmitting the radio signals from the walkie-talkie users using higher power and bigger aerials.