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Which radio fits your hospitality team?
Compare formats for customer-facing staff and operational teams in the current Canadian hospitality collection.
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| Radio | Consider for | Format | Before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola CLP1013e | Guest service and front-of-house staff | Compact earpiece radio | Confirm the earpiece, channel setup and quantity for each shift. |
| Motorola CLP1083e | Teams comparing compact earpiece options | Compact earpiece radio | Compare channel requirements and compatible earpiece options. |
| Motorola CLS1413 | General hospitality staff | Handheld business radio | Confirm the radio setup and compatible accessories for your team. |
| 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 working between locations | Network-connected handheld | Confirm the Canadian service plan and connectivity at your locations. |
Planning noteFront-of-house and operational teams may need different wearing arrangements. Confirm compatibility before assuming different models can share a conversation.
Plan the complete setup
Keep guest service and behind-the-scenes work connected.
Plan radio use across reception, service areas, facilities and management. Include the areas guests do not see, because that is often where teams need help most.
- Count staff by the busiest service period or shift.
- Confirm earpiece and wearing requirements for guest-facing roles.
- List rooms, floors, service areas and outdoor locations requiring contact.
What should you plan before ordering?
Use these three steps to prepare your requirements and choose a suitable setup.
Plan shift handover
Decide how radios are assigned, charged and passed between teams.
Review the full property
Include back-of-house routes, service areas and any separate buildings in the coverage brief.
Frequently asked questions
Which radios should hospitality staff compare?
Compare the CLP1013e and CLP1083e earpiece formats for guest-facing roles, the CLS1413 handheld, SL300 Display for staff who prefer a display, and TLK100 where a network-connected arrangement suits the operation.
How do we choose earpieces for staff?
Confirm the exact radio model, compatible connector and preferred wearing style. Check the selected bundle contents before deciding which accessories to add.
Will one radio model cover the whole hotel or venue?
Coverage depends on the property and radio system. Include floors, service areas, outdoor spaces and separate buildings in the review before selecting equipment.
How many hospitality radios should we order?
Count simultaneous users at the busiest service period, then include shift handover, charging and spare-equipment needs. Different departments may need different quantities or accessories.
Need help equipping your hospitality team?
Send your team roles, property layout, current models and accessory needs for a Canadian quote.