Two-Way Radio Systems
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Two-Way Radio Systems
Electrocomm Deploys Enterprise Wide Networks For Wireless Two-Way Radio Systems To Connect Individual Workers And Multiple-User Groups across buildings or areas too large for traditional two-way radio coverage.
Build your Own Wide Area Network for Two-Way Radios
Wide Area Networks or Repeater Systems for wireless two-way radios systems enable instant enterprise-wide communications across a large site or across multiple locations. Industry-leading solutions from industry-leading manufacturers. Using Hytera Tier I, Tier II, or Tier III trunking systems users can accommodate fleets from tens to thousands with as many talk groups to meet your needs. Common systems like IP Site Connect, Connect Plus, Capacity Plus, Capacity Max, Capacity Plus, Linked Capacity Plus. Electrocomm can deploy your own private push-to-talk radio system to connect individual workers as well as multiple-user groups.
Repeater Systems Wide Area Networks for Two-Way Radios
Hytera Networking and Repeater Solutions to suit your needs and budget
Conventional System
To improve single-site capacity, radios communicate via a high-powered repeater, which provides better coverage and more centralized control.
IP Site Connect
IP Site Connect creates reliable wide area and local radio systems using the Internet to extend the coverage of a DMR communications system by linking users at a single site or across multiple locations
Trunking Systems
Trunked Radio systems optimize voice or data traffic through a limited number of frequencies, maximizing the available resources for a large group of users.
Communication That Performs
Benefits of Hytera DMR Trunking
- INCREASED EFFICIENCY
Trunking systems increase channel usage efficiencies by dynamically managing their allocation. DMR provides two communication pathways in one 12.5KHz channel. So combining the efficiencies of trunking technology with the advantages of DMR results in a highly efficient wide-area solution. - POWERFUL APPLICATIONS
Network management software, as well as the dispatcher and voice recorder systems, ensure DMR Trunking is a comprehensive, professional solution, providing central management of the radio system, and supporting remote maintenance. - HIGH SYSTEM RESILIENCE
Hytera DMR Trunking combines optimal radio coverage with intelligent redundancy design so the availability of the overall system is ensured even with the failure of individual components. - INCREASED OPERATIONAL RELIABILITY
Hytera DMR Trunking combines optimal radio coverage with intelligent redundancy design so the availability of the overall system is ensured even with the failure of individual components.
- COST-EFFICIENT MIGRATION
Simple, incremental migration from analog radio operation or conventional DMR to digital trunked radio from Hytera. - VERSATILE SERVICES
Voice services, data services, priority, late entry, call back, recording, PSTN call, ESN check, authentication, E2EE, stun, revive and kill, GPS, emergency alarm, etc. - CONNECTIVITY WITH OTHER SYSTEMS
Different gateways support the interconnection between DMR trunking and other systems, such as PSTN, analog conventional, MPT, DMR conventional, etc. - IP ARCHITECTURE
All devices are based on IP architecture to ensure flexible networking and system expansion.
Versatile DMR Trunking Functions
VOICE & DATA
Individual call, group call, call to everybody, broadcast call and emergency call PSTN/PABX call, semi-duplex call, full-duplex call Support of call priorities and emergency call Text and status message, GPS data, packet data transmission Supporting services like the late entry to an existing group call (Late Entry) or calling line identification presentation (CLIP) Calls can be monitored and recorded Call group tracking to fetch subscribers from another call into a group call with a higher priority Dynamic group number assignment (DGNA) to compile new groups by radio.
SECURITY FUNCTIONS
End-to-end encryption of voice and data Encryption with 40, 128 or 256 bits with the cryptographic systems AES and ARC4 Support of the DMRA procedure for encryption transmission via the air interface Selecting and deselecting radio transceivers (enable/disable) Authentication.
MOBILITY MANAGEMENT
Mobility management (registration/de-registration) Group login/group logoff Roaming and handover.
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Two-Way Radio Systems – FAQs
What is a wide-area two-way radio system, and how does it work across multiple locations?
A wide-area system uses repeaters and networked sites to carry your radio traffic over a much larger footprint than simple handheld units. Signals are picked up by high-powered repeaters and passed across IP links so teams in different buildings or cities can talk as if they’re on one local channel.
How do I choose between a conventional repeater system, IP Site Connect, and a trunked system?
A conventional repeater system boosts coverage at a single site. IP Site Connect links sites over an IP network so you can cover multiple locations. Trunked systems are best when you have many users and talk groups and need to share a limited number of frequencies efficiently. Electrocomm can review your coverage maps, user count, and growth plans to recommend the right approach.
Can Electrocomm design a private push-to-talk network that links several facilities across Michigan?
Yes. Electrocomm designs and deploys private push-to-talk networks that link individual workers and groups across large plants, campuses, and multiple sites. Using repeaters, IP networking, and wide-area DMR systems, they can connect facilities across Michigan under one managed system.
How many users and talk groups can a Hytera DMR trunking system support?
Hytera DMR trunking can scale from small fleets with a few dozen devices to large systems with thousands of units. The platform supports many talk groups so you can separate departments, shifts, and roles while keeping everyone on the same core network.
What are the main benefits of using a repeater network instead of basic handheld units on a single channel?
A repeater network greatly improves coverage, especially inside buildings and across large sites. It also centralizes control, supports more users with clearer audio, and allows you to add features like wide-area calling and priority access that basic simplex channels can’t provide.
How does Electrocomm handle design, installation, and ongoing support for new two-way radio systems?
Electrocomm provides system engineering, project management, installation, and programming under one umbrella. Their team designs the network, installs the infrastructure, configures devices to match your operations, and offers ongoing maintenance and managed services to keep the system performing over time.