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Choose wearing and audio arrangements around the work each team performs.
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Which radio fits your property team?
Use the working role and existing system to narrow the choices in the Canadian property collection.
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| Radio | Consider for | Format | Before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola CLP1013e | Concierge and front-desk coordination | Compact earpiece radio | Confirm the earpiece, channel setup and quantity for each shift. |
| Motorola CLS1413 | Front-desk and general property coordination | Handheld business radio | Confirm the radio setup and compatible accessories for your team. |
| Motorola RMU2043 | General property and maintenance duties | Handheld radio | Confirm your channels, charging arrangement and accessory needs. |
| Motorola CP100d Non-Display | Teams matching a configured handheld fleet | Handheld radio | Match the selected band, mode and programming to your fleet. |
| Motorola EVX-S24 | Staff comparing compact handheld options | Compact handheld | Confirm the selected configuration and compatible accessories. |
| Motorola SL300 Display | Supervisors who prefer a display | Slim display radio | Compare the display option with how staff select and identify channels. |
| Motorola TLK100 | Staff travelling between properties | Network-connected handheld | Confirm the Canadian service plan and connectivity at your locations. |
Planning noteA multi-property portfolio needs a different communication review from a single building. Identify the people and locations that must talk together.
Plan the complete setup
Plan beyond the front desk.
Include service areas, grounds, parking and staff routes between buildings. Record where the current equipment works and where communication becomes difficult.
- Count concierge, maintenance, security and grounds users by shift.
- List buildings, floors and external areas requiring contact.
- Identify current radios and any communication needed between properties.
What should you plan before ordering?
Use these three steps to prepare your requirements and choose a suitable setup.
Review difficult locations
Include basements, plant rooms, service corridors and parking areas in the brief.
Plan shared equipment
Decide where radios charge, how they are handed over and who needs individual accessories.
Frequently asked questions
Which radio should a property management team choose?
Compare compact radios for front-desk roles, handhelds for operational work and network-connected options for travel between properties. Confirm how the selected models fit the current system.
Will radios work in basements and service areas?
Those areas need specific coverage review. Building construction, location and the radio system affect reception, so include them in the site requirements.
Can staff at separate properties communicate?
That requires a review of the locations and communication system. Network-connected models also need an appropriate service plan and connectivity at the working sites.
How many property management radios should we buy?
Count simultaneous users by shift and role, then plan charging, handover and spare equipment. Include individual audio accessories where needed.
Need help equipping your property team?
Send your buildings, staff roles, current models and difficult coverage areas for a Canadian fleet quote.