SOLUTIONS / EVENTS
Event Comms That Deploy in a Morning
Festivals, matches and exhibitions need site-wide comms for a weekend — no construction, no licenses, no mercy for dead zones in crowds.
What Breaks Without Radios
Venues exist for days — repeater trailers and PoC talk groups stand up coverage without permits.
PA systems and 10,000 voices — audio accessories decide if the call is heard.
Security, medical, staging and VIP each need a channel — cross-talk at an event is a safety issue.
The Setup That Works
| Role | Radio / gear | Why it earns its slot |
|---|---|---|
| City-wide staff channel | PoC 4G | Talk groups per agency over cellular — zero RF planning for the venue. |
| Crowd teams | Analog handhelds | Simple, loud, crate-deployed for gate and queue teams. |
| Audio in noise | Speaker mics & earpieces | Heard over the PA. |
| Big-site fill-in | Portable repeater | Backhaul for the far field and parking. |
Coverage & expansion: PoC talk groups per agency; portable repeater for the far field. Every setup ships pre-programmed to your site plan — grow from one fleet to mixed fleets in the same RFQ.
Typical Deployment
A weekend festival typically runs: 50 PoC units split into 4 talk groups (security/medical/staging/VIP), 60 analog handhelds for gates, speaker mics throughout, 1 portable repeater for parking and campsites.
Site-wide comms, deployed before doors open.
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