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Count fixed positions, mobile patrols, supervisors and relief staff who need a radio at the same time.
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Which radio fits your security team?
Compare the way each radio is carried and the work it needs to support. Confirm coverage and compatibility for your actual sites.
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| Radio | Consider for | Format | Before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola CLP1013e | Reception and customer-facing posts | Compact earpiece radio | Confirm the earpiece, channel setup and quantity for each shift. |
| Motorola CLP1083e | Earpiece-based event or venue teams | Compact earpiece radio | Compare channel requirements and compatible earpiece options. |
| Motorola CP100d Non-Display | On-site patrol and general duties | Handheld radio | Match the selected band, mode and programming to your fleet. |
| Motorola BPR50dX | Teams selecting a handheld fleet | Handheld radio | Choose the band and configuration before matching an existing fleet. |
| Motorola SL300 Display | Supervisors who prefer a display | Slim display radio | Compare the display option with how staff select and identify channels. |
| Motorola TLK100 | Teams working between locations | Network-connected handheld | Confirm the Canadian service plan and connectivity at your locations. |
Planning noteChoose the communications plan before assigning equipment. Separate site coverage, cross-site communication and accessory requirements.
Plan the complete setup
Plan for the routes your security team uses.
Reception desks, patrol routes, service corridors and remote posts have different requirements. A practical brief identifies the places where a missed call would delay a response.
- Map fixed posts, patrol routes and areas with poor reception.
- List the teams that need shared or separate conversations.
- Confirm wearing, charging and earpiece requirements for each shift.
What should you plan before ordering?
Use these three steps to prepare your requirements and choose a suitable setup.
Choose discreet audio
Confirm suitable earpieces and how staff will hear calls without disrupting visitors or customers.
Check existing equipment
Provide model numbers and programming details before adding radios to the current security fleet.
Frequently asked questions
Which radios should a security team compare?
Start with the role. CLPe radios provide a compact earpiece format, while CP100d, BPR50dX and SL300 offer handheld options. Network-connected TLK radios require a separate review of service and connectivity.
Can we keep conversations out of public hearing?
An earpiece can reduce audible speaker traffic around visitors. It does not by itself establish encryption, confidentiality or regulatory compliance, so discuss those requirements separately.
Can one radio cover every patrol area?
Coverage depends on the site, construction, equipment and configuration. Provide the locations and routes that must work, then verify the proposed solution for those conditions.
What should we include in a security radio quote?
Include simultaneous users, shifts, site layout, existing models, required accessories and any locations with poor reception. Explain whether teams need to communicate between separate sites.
Need a radio plan for your security team?
Share your posts, patrol areas, existing equipment and shift requirements for a Canadian fleet quote.