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Motorola DP2400E VHF
DiscontinuedDual VHF two-way radio works in analogue or digital mode, 16 channels, enhanced featuresCheck the alternative productRef: MODP2400EVHFCompare
Motorola DP4401e UHF
DiscontinuedDual VHF two-way radio, works in analogue or digital mode, 32 channels, with GPS and BluetoothCheck similar productsRef: MODP4401UHFECompare
Motorola DP4600e UHF
DiscontinuedDual UHF two-way radio: works in analogue or digital mode, 1000 channels, with screen and reduced keyboardCheck the alternative productRef: MODP4600EUHFCompare
Motorola Wave TLK110 without Charger Six Pack + 1 Year Subscription + 6-Way Charger
Discontinued2-way licensed radios with subscriptions and charger baseCheck similar productsRef: MOTWAVE110SIX1Y6WUKCompare
Icom IC-U20SR
DiscontinuedThe rugged and dependable Icom IC-U20SR walkie talkie is the perfect choice for use in a professional workplace or outdoors.Check similar productsRef: ICU20SRCompare
Midland BizTalk BR02 Multipack
The perfect two-way radio for your businessDiscontinued5 of 2 ReviewsCheck the alternative productRef: MIBR02SIXMCompare
Motorola DM4600E VHF (25W)
DiscontinuedBidirectional VHF mobile radio with screen, keyboard, and 1000 channelsCheck similar productsRef: MODM4600LPVEVHFCompare
ICOM IC-F61 ATEX (UHF)
DiscontinuedICOM IC-F61 ATEX (UHF) Walkie Talkie, 128 channels / 8 zones, 7 programmable buttons, advanced functionsCheck the alternative productRef: ICF61ATEXUKCompare
Motorola CLR446
Walkie-talkie for quick and easy communication - ideal for retail, education, hospitality and servicesDiscontinued3.5 of 3 ReviewsCheck the alternative productRef: MOCLR446Compare
IC-F4002 ICOM (lithium battery)
DiscontinuedRugged UHF walkie-talkie with powerful 1500 mW audio- ideal for outdoor use.Check similar productsRef: ICF4002PCompare
Motorola DP4601e VHF
DiscontinuedDual VHF two-way radio: works in analogue or digital mode, 1000 channels, with a screen, GPS and BluetoothCheck the alternative productRef: MODP4601VHFECompare
IC-F3002 ICOM (Lithium battery)
DiscontinuedRugged VHF walkie-talkie with lithium battery and 16 channels- ideal for outdoor useCheck similar productsRef: ICF3002PCompare
Kenwood ProTalk TK-3601D
DiscontinuedDigital-analogue walkie talkie with 48 channels (16 analogue and 32 digital)Check the alternative productRef: KWTK3601DUKCompare
Motorola DP4401Ex - UHF ATEX
DiscontinuedLicensed UHF digital two-way radio with ATEX certification, IP67 protection, GPS and intelligent audio for communication in hazardous environments.Check similar productsRef: MODP4401UATEXCompare
3M Peltor WS LiteCom Bluetooth Neckband Version
DiscontinuedLevel dependent hearing protector with built-in PMR446 two-way radio and Bluetooth - neckband versionCheck similar productsRef: PELLITECOMWSNCompare
Key features and core functions
In security operations, radio communication is part of command and control. Information must be transmitted quickly, but often without being overheard. For this reason, many teams rely on compact devices with in-ear or bodyguard headsets, vibration alerts and structured call systems. In practice, security teams prioritise discreet headsets, durable devices, clear audio quality, accessories for covert use and reliable alert functions.
| Encrypted communication (e.g. DMR with AES/ARC, model dependent) | Protects sensitive operational information from unauthorised listening. |
| Emergency button with alert function | Enables immediate alerting of control room or team during incidents. |
| Lone worker / man-down function | Enhances safety for isolated staff and critical situations. |
| GPS tracking (model-dependent) | Supports coordination across large sites or distributed teams. |
| Compatibility with in-ear and bodyguard headsets | Ensures discreet communication in public-facing environments. |
| Strong in-building coverage (UHF preferred) | Important for shopping centres, hotels, arenas and office complexes. |
How to choose the right product?
- OK Define the use case: static guarding, event security, patrols or door supervision each require different levels of range, discretion and headset type.
- OK Prioritise discreet wear: in-ear, acoustic tube or bodyguard headsets are often more critical than raw device performance.
- OK Define alert protocols: emergency, lone worker and priority calls must align with your internal response procedures.
- OK Check building coverage: in complex environments, UHF radios and possibly repeaters may be required.
- OK Plan batteries and charging: long events or night shifts require backup units and structured charging.
- OK Use encryption where needed: sensitive communication should only reach authorised personnel.
Use cases in professional environments
At events, security radios coordinate entry controls, patrols, technical teams, and operations in real time. Static guards help consolidate reports from car parks, indoor areas, loading zones, and outdoor spaces. In shopping centers, hotels, and office complexes, strongbuilding coverage and discreet communication are essential. They are also widely used in door supervision and mobile security operations, where compact devices, discreet headsets and rapid alerts are critical.
Why choose Onedirect as your partner?
Onedirect supports security teams with tailored security walkie talkie solutions, discreet accessories, radio programming and reliable availability. Especially during peak staffing, events or site changes, fast delivery, backup devices and a dependable after-sales service are essential to maintaining clear and controlled communication.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
Why do security teams use radios?
Radios facilitate immediate communication among team members, enabling rapid information sharing without dependence on mobile networks.
Which radios are suitable for security teams?
Security teams typically use compact, durable radios with clear audio. Compatibility with discreet headsets or speaker microphones is particularly important.
What range is required for security radios?
Range depends on the environment. Licence-free radios may be sufficient for buildings or events, while large sites or industrial facilities often require professional systems.
What accessories are commonly used in security?
Common accessories include acoustic tube headsets, bodyguard earpieces, belt holsters and speaker microphones to ensure discreet and efficient communication.
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