Warehouse to Yard, One Channel Plan

Racking eats RF, docks never stop, and the yard is a different country. Logistics comms must reach pickers in aisle 40 and trucks at gate 3 — hands-free.

What Breaks Without Radios

Racking dead zones

Steel aisles blank handhelds — repeater placement per rack run keeps pickers reachable.

Hands-busy workflow

Pickers and forklifts work with both hands — headsets and VOX are the interface.

Yard is off-site

Trucks leave the building’s RF — PoC carries the channel onto the highway.

The Setup That Works

Role	Radio / gear	Why it earns its slot
In-warehouse teams	DMR handhelds	Digital clarity across steel; channel per zone.
Hands-free picking	Headsets	Both hands on the task.
Rack-run coverage	Repeater & base	One per rack block; antennas down the aisles.
Yard & linehaul	Mobile radios + PoC	Fleet stays on channel from dock to door.

Coverage & expansion: Repeater per rack block; mobiles and PoC tie yard and linehaul to the floor. Every setup ships pre-programmed to your site plan — grow from one fleet to mixed fleets in the same RFQ.

Typical Deployment

A 10,000 m² DC typically runs: 40 DMR handhelds with headsets, 2 repeaters per rack block, 10 mobiles in forklifts and yard trucks, 8 PoC units for linehaul drivers.

Aisle 40 to gate 3, one channel.

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