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Which radio fits your warehouse team?
Compare the current Canadian options by work role and configuration. Verify the radio plan for your actual building and equipment.
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| Radio | Consider for | Format | Before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola CLP1013e | Staff who prefer a compact earpiece format | Compact earpiece radio | Confirm the earpiece, channel setup and quantity for each shift. |
| Motorola CP100d Analog | Teams matching an existing analog CP100d setup | Analog handheld | Confirm compatibility with the analog radios already in use. |
| Motorola CP100d Non-Display | Receiving and teams selecting a configured handheld fleet | Handheld radio | Match the selected band, mode and programming to your fleet. |
| Motorola SL300 Display | Supervisors who prefer a display | Slim display radio | Compare the display option with how staff select and identify channels. |
Planning noteTall racking, stock, walls and loading areas can change communication needs. Choose around the site and current equipment rather than floor area alone.
Plan the complete setup
Plan communication through the whole workflow.
Describe the route from receiving through storage, picking and dispatch. Identify the teams that need immediate contact and the locations where reception needs to be checked.
- Map receiving, aisles, dispatch and exterior loading areas.
- List current radio models and required audio or carrying accessories.
- Count simultaneous users across overlapping shifts.
What should you plan before ordering?
Use these three steps to prepare your requirements and choose a suitable setup.
Match the current fleet
Confirm analog or digital configuration and programming before choosing additions.
Plan charging and handover
Set aside suitable charging locations and define how equipment moves between shifts.
Frequently asked questions
Which radios should a warehouse compare?
Compare the models by role and existing configuration. CLP1013e provides a compact earpiece format; CP100d configurations and SL300 Display offer handheld alternatives shown in this collection.
Can we mix analog and digital radio configurations?
Do not assume they will communicate. Provide the exact current models, operating modes and programming details before selecting additions.
What affects radio coverage in a warehouse?
The building, racking, stock, loading areas and radio system all matter. Identify the routes and locations that need communication and include them in a coverage review.
How many warehouse radios should we buy?
Count simultaneous users across receiving, picking, dispatch, supervisors and facilities. Include overlapping shifts, charging arrangements and spare equipment.
Need a radio plan for your warehouse?
Share your work areas, shifts, current radio models and coverage concerns for a Canadian fleet quote.