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Getting ready for a shutdown? Contact Us, and we’ll take care of your communications needs. When large facilities shut down for maintenance in Alberta, it can be one of the busiest times of the year. There are dozens if not hundreds of employees and contractors working on-site, and it should come as no […]
Shutting Down for Maintenance? Here’s Your Communications Checklist. Read More »
Alberta’s distracted driving laws are strict and increasingly comprehensive. While there are exceptions for hands-free calls and emergency communications, the list of prohibited activities is long. Just take a look at this excerpt: talking on a hand-held cell phone texting/e-mailing using electronic devices like laptop computers, video games, cameras, video entertainment displays and programming
Two-Way Radios and Distracted Driving in Alberta Read More »
There are a lot of moving parts to keep track of when planning and running large-scale events. Just think about annual events like the Heritage Festival or ITU World Triathlon in Edmonton, or Winter PLAY in Fort McMurray. There are vendors, caterers, security staff, entertainers, volunteers, and a litany of other participants and
Rental Radios, and 6 Problems They Solve for Event Organizers Read More »
If you use two-way radios, point-to-point links or any other piece of equipment that relies on the RF spectrum, you’re probably aware that you need a frequency license. Even the smartphone in your pocket needs a frequency license to operate; it’s a cost of doing business cellular providers like TELUS factor into their day-to-day
Five Reasons Why You Need (And Want) A Frequency License Read More »
Two-way radios can be relied on to provide loud and clear communication at the push of a button. That is one of the core reasons businesses all over Edmonton, the Oil Sands, and the Fort McMurray area turn to them time and again. Hold the Push-to-Talk button and you can transmit critical information to
Questions to Ask Yourself Before Choosing Your Two-Way Radios Read More »
One of the most frequently asked questions two-way radio users ask is about the range, and it’s completely understandable. They have a team that has to communicate across a wide area and reliable communications are critical to relaying information, be it about the status of a project or emergencies. Think about courier services, as
What’s the Range? Tackling One of The Most Common Two-Way Radio Questions. Read More »
Our Tridon Connect Promotion will save you money. Contact Us to learn how. Reliable, cost-effective, communications keep your team connected and information flowing; they keep your team safe, and your facility secured. Maintaining connectivity is important when you’re on site. When your team is spread across a wide area, like a courier company with drivers
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Need your radios programmed in a hurry? We’ve got you covered. Contact Us. The two-way radios available today are advanced pieces of communications technology, a far cry from the ‘walkie-talkies’ you might have played with as a kid. In the same way a computer can be customized with different software, two-way radios can be programmed
Programming Two-Way Radio: Why Getting it Right Matters Read More »
In Alberta, and all across Canada, the radio frequency (RF) spectrum is a valuable resource. Every aspect of heavy industry and our institutions – from oil and gas to manufacturing and construction; including Hospitals, Universities and Government – rely on it to keep teams connected, communicating and safe. First responders, tourism operators, cellular carriers, manufacturers
Finding the Right Frequency: The Basics on Canada’s RF Spectrum Read More »
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