Handhelds, vehicle and base station: the patrol set

A patrol is not solved with one kind of radio. People on foot need a handheld. People in a vehicle need a set in the cab. The person who coordinates at reception or in the control room needs a base station. All three talk in the same group.

Palo Security supplies handhelds, vehicle radios and base stations. The lines include Hytera, Inrico, Motorola, ICOM, Caltta and Kirisun. The quantity of each is set in the quote.

Handheld

It sits on the belt of the guard, the receptionist and the supervisor. It suits the perimeter, the hall and the event. Battery and the number of sets depend on the shift.

Vehicle

It stays in the patrol or response vehicle. The roof antenna reaches farther than a handheld in the hand. The moving team talks to the base without stopping to leave the car.

Base station

It stays at reception, in the control room or in the site cabin. It is the fixed point. Without it, handhelds talk to each other and the centre does not hear.

How to request the set

• Number of guards per shift — one handheld per person on patrol.
• Number of patrol or response vehicles.
• Where the base sits: reception, control or both.
• UHF, VHF or PoC, according to the terrain — see the articles on bands and PoC.

Tell us the headcount and the number of vehicles. We prepare the quote for the set, not for one isolated radio.