We are constantly bombarded by Radio Frequency (RF) waves. They are found everywhere, from public safety to aviation communications, from television remote controls to garage door openers. Without the coordination tools used by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), all communications would be nothing but static, and your television remote control and garage door opener wouldn’t […]
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We’ve titled this article “FCC Licenses: Commonly Asked Questions” for a reason. In this article, we will ask and answer many of the frequently asked questions regarding FCC licensing. In doing so, we hope to remove some of the mystery behind the process of licensing your two-way radios. So, Exactly What IS An FCC License?
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NO two-way radios require a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license to purchase them. Some do not require an FCC license to operate them. Many, however, DO require an FCC license to operate them and the penalties for operating those radios without a license can be quite severe. So, which two-way radios require a license to
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Two-way radio vs. walkie-talkies: What’s the Difference? The question may not be one of those questions that have plagued humanity down through the ages. But in two-way communications circles, it remains one of those nagging little thorns. It causes irritation at the very mention of the phrase – two-way radio vs. walkie-talkie! The “walkie-talkers,” are
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You can’t afford to have your business suffer from communication problems. A good communication system is key to a productive and efficient workplace. With the right design, installation, and system deployment in place, your telecoms will help your business avoid downtime and on-site accidents. You need a reliable telecommunications provider that understands the unique needs
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Radio communication is an essential part of most businesses. You need your radios for safety, efficiency, and productivity. Federal Communication Commission licensing (FCC) for your two-way radios is required for most industries. The advantage to having an FCC license for your business radio frequencies is safety and productivity. Using default frequencies often means dealing with
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Communication is important for every business, regardless of the industry you’re in. You need to be able to communicate with your employees and partners in order to be productive, efficient and safe. A foreman needs to communicate to workers on where to unload materials, or a crane operator needs to confirm where to position or
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When you think about the growing workforce, it’s important to consider how they will be productive in any environment. Whether on construction sites, in warehouses, or at any other industrial business – your team can be put in high-pressure situations where they need instant communication to maintain productivity levels that meet consumer demands and adhere
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There are different situations in any industry that require a quick response, from an emergency to equipment malfunctions. It could also be a circumstance where answering a call could be risky or impossible. Two-way radios increase reliability, allow clearer communication, and help effective safety management within a button’s push. Whether it is a healthcare facility,
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For decades, two-way radios have proven themselves repeatedly as the leader in instant communications. For many of those years, analog systems have fulfilled the needs of many for reliable communications equipment and will continue to do so for some. But, in this day and age, businesses have started shifting to digital platforms as regulatory pressures and real-word
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