
Motorola two-way radios for industry, logistics, security and construction sites – including free expert advice, tailored programming and custom business solutions. We support you with device selection, frequency licensing, accessories and fleet management solutions. Whether you need digital or analogue Motorola two-way radios, our specialists will find the right solution for your business. Receive your quotation within 24 hours.
High Range
Greater coverage thanks to higher transmission power and dedicated licensed frequencies.
Advanced Safety Features
Enhanced safety with emergency call buttons, lone worker protection and location tracking.
Reduced Interference
Reliable, interference-free communication thanks to dedicated and protected radio frequencies.
Adaptable to Your Business
Easily integrates with existing systems and can be expanded as your business grows.
The Motorola DP Series combines rugged durability, crystal-clear digital audio and advanced safety features for demanding professional environments.

The Motorola R2 Series provides reliable two-way radio communication for businesses that need durable, easy-to-use radios for everyday operations.

The Motorola R2 Series provides reliable two-way radio communication for businesses that need durable, easy-to-use radios for everyday operations.

The Motorola R7 Series meets the needs of organisations that rely on clear communication and strong safety standards. Ideal for security teams, industrial facilities and large-scale events.

The Motorola DM Series is ideal for vehicles and mobile workforces. It is particularly popular with transport, construction and logistics companies that require reliable communication on the move.

The Motorola SL Series combines professional communication with a sleek, stylish design. Ideal for discreet communication in customer-facing environments.

We can programme selected Motorola two-way radios for your business.
Attention: Programming licensed two-way radios requires an existing frequency allocation.
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What is a licensed two-way radio?
Licensed two-way radios use dedicated business frequencies to deliver secure, reliable and seamless communications for organisations of all sizes.
Unlike licence-free PMR446 radios, licensed Motorola two-way radios offer:
In most cases, you need a licence from Ofcom (the UK communications regulator) to use these radios.
How can I apply for a business radio licence?
To operate licensed Motorola two-way radios, businesses typically require a frequency licence issued by the Ofcom.
A business radio licence enables organisations to operate on dedicated radio frequencies, ensuring secure, reliable and interference-free communications across their operations.
Applications are submitted directly to Ofcom. When reviewing an application, Ofcom considers factors such as the operating area, location, and the number of radios required.
What are the advantages of digital radio over analogue radio?
Digital Motorola two-way radios offer clearer audio quality, greater coverage and more efficient use of available radio channels than analogue systems.
Should companies choose UHF or VHF?
That depends on your intended application.
UHF is particularly well suited for:
VHF is better suited to:
For most companies, UHF is the better choice.
What is Motorola MOTOTRBO technology?
MOTOTRBO is Motorola Solutions' professional digital radio technology, designed for businesses and organisations. It has been specifically developed to deliver reliable, secure and high-performance communications in demanding working environments.
Compared with traditional analogue radios, MOTOTRBO offers a range of advantages for businesses:
How much does a frequency licence for Motorola two-way radios cost?
The cost of a frequency licence (commercial radio licence) depends on various factors, including the number of radio units, the area of operation and the frequencies applied for.
Frequency allocation is carried out by the Ofcom.
Companies generally incur the following costs: