Base Stations and Repeaters
Two-way radio repeaters and base stations can significantly boost the performance of your walkie-talkie systems by helping them communicate at times when the devices are out of range. They are designed to effectively grab the signal and re-transmit it over a wider area.
SMP is a leading supplier of high-performance radio repeaters and base stations, enabling your business to build an efficient radio frequency communication system where you can transmit and receive on two separate (if not nearly identical) frequencies.
These products can communicate with all RF receptors operating on the same RF channel
They support two simultaneous voice paths using the time-division multiple access (TDMA) technologies
This integrates voice and data with the most advanced yet easy to use features
They can be configured to operate in analog, digital or mixed modes
As you set up a radio communication system, you can configure your portable radios so that you can transmit on the repeater’s output frequency and allow the radio’s offset mode.
Trusted Partner With Leading Brands
The company is a partner with some of the world’s preeminent brands. These are:
Motorola
Hytera
Mototrbo
Benefits of Repeaters
Increase the range of mobile radios
Improve signal wireless strength
Reduce impact of obstructions
Where to use Repeaters
Repeaters are designed for wider environments where communications can be challenging. Use them especially in
Commercial complexes
Stadiums and arenas
Hospitals
Campuses
Manufacturing plants
Large facilities
Using repeaters can extend the range of radio signal, driving clear communications and realizing productivity. The company’s repeaters are
Available in UHF, VHF and 800/900 frequency bands
Designed to be easy to use
Made for expanded and easy fleet communications
Shop through the latest selection of repeater and base station products featured below.
Are you looking for repeater and base stations? We can help. Call us today at +65 6747 5229 or email sales@smp.com.sg for more information.
