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When you work in a noisy environment, you need a radio with a strong loudspeaker. You prefer good sound level but need the voice to remain understandable.
Your radio is your full time workmate. It must feel good to use.
Your radio needs to be robust, and it must be certified. When you work in an explosion-prone area, it is essential to your safety that you use a radio with both ATEX and IEC-EX certifications.
A harsh working environment also demands a lot from a radio. You are almost certain to knock or drop the radio some time, so you need a rugged, at least IP65 certified radio. Do not accept anything less.
You should not have to worry about losing power in your radio. That's why you need a high capacity battery.
Even a powerful battery can be drained, so you must be able to change the battery easily for a fully charged one, without leaving the ATEX area.
You will lose a lot of valuable working time if you cannot connect and disconnect your equipment inside the Ex-area.
You may prefer to be free from wires and use wireless accessories with Bluetooth™ connectivity.
The THR9 Ex is the most robust ATEX radio and it gives you what you need:
Learn more about the THR9 Ex TETRA radio here.
Using TETRA in hospitals can bring great benefits, states Tomi Pekkonen, Manager for Social and Healthcare VIRVE network, Hospital district of Helsinki and Uusimaa (Finland).
Tips for accessing functions and folders with the tactical button.
Flash text messages are instantly visible on the radio's display.
Choosing a digital radio network to suit the way you work may seem daunting, but the task can be broken down into five key requirements. It should not disrupt your operations, should be secure, bring new efficiencies, be supported by many suppliers and come from a vendor who can deliver the solution you need.