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What Are ATEX Radios, and What Does Intrinsically Safe Mean?
ATEX two-way radios and accessories are mandatory requirements to keep workers safe in certain environments, but why? Here's our guide to ATEX requirements for two-way radios in hazardous areas, plus our latest recommendations for ATEX radios from Motorola, Hytera and Icom.
Hytera Authorised Dealer in Ireland
RadioTrader is the largest stockholder of Hytera radio equipment in Ireland, and we are currently the only Hytera authorised dealer in Ireland. This means that through us, our customers have full access to Hytera’s market-leading communications products and solutions.
Licences for Two-Way Radios in Ireland - Do You Need...
Guidance on when you must apply for a ComReg radio in Ireland, the difference between licensed and licence-free radios, types of Comreg licence and costs.
Facts About Licence-Free (PMR446) Radios
Radio transmitters, including two-way radios, and the VHF or UHF frequencies they operate on, are governed, licensed and co-ordinated by ComReg in Ireland. But not every two-way radio has to be licensed; some can operate on specific, licence-free (PMR446) frequencies. Here's a complete guide to explain more about licence-free radios.
Cost-Effective ComReg Licences for Business Radios in Ireland
If your business or organisation uses radio systems for communication with colleagues and work teams, you need secure channels, private transmissions and a simple, cost-effective licensing process.
The Best Two-Way Radios For Agriculture and Farming
RadioTrader supplies a vast range of two-way radio equipment into the Irish agricultural industry, and overseas, too. This obviously includes the radios we feel are suitable for agricultural environments, and also antennas and other accessories