Two Way Radios for Construction
Construction sites destroy ordinary kit, so these radios are built for dust, drops, rain and noise, with the range to cover a multi-storey build or a sprawling groundworks site. Look for an IP67 or IP68 rating, all-shift battery and loud, noise-cancelling audio, and choose UHF to get through concrete and steel.
Most site radios need an Ofcom Business Radio licence, which we arrange and programme; areas handling fuel or flammables need an intrinsically safe ATEX radio. Motorola and Hytera dominate UK sites, with Kenwood strong on value; add heavy-duty headsets from our accessories range.
Construction radio FAQs
What makes a radio suitable for construction?
An IP67 or IP68 rating, an all-shift battery and loud noise-cancelling audio. UHF is the right band because it gets through concrete and steel.
Will radios work across a multi-storey build?
Handhelds usually cover several floors on UHF. For a tall or sprawling site a repeater lifts everyone onto one clear channel.
Do site radios need a licence?
Most do. We arrange the Ofcom Business Radio licence and programme the radios to it before they ship.
What if we handle fuel or flammables?
Those areas need intrinsically safe ATEX radios, certified to UKEX for the GB market. A standard radio is not permitted in a classified zone.
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