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Two-Way Radio Solutions: From UHF to Digital Systems — Built for Australian Conditions
At AA Radio Services, we specialise in professional-grade two-way radio solutions designed to keep teams connected — no matter the environment. Whether it’s a major infrastructure project, field service operations, or critical event communications, our systems are scalable, reliable, and proven in the field.
We supply and integrate UHF, VHF, Analogue, DMR, and P25 digital radio systems to suit a wide range of industries including construction, government, utilities, transport, and security.
Instant push-to-talk (PTT) communication
High clarity voice transmission
Safety features including man-down alerts and lone worker monitoring
Rugged, easy-to-use equipment suitable for harsh and high-risk environments
From short-term radio hire to permanent installations, we work closely with each client to deliver a tailored communications system that fits operational needs and site conditions.
AA Radio Services partners with trusted manufacturers such as Tait, Motorola, Icom, Kenwood, and GME, ensuring every solution is backed by dependable technology and local support.
DMR Two-Way Radios
Reliable, Scalable Digital Communication for Security, Site Operations, Events, and Industrial Environments
At AA Radio Services, we supply and support Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) systems designed for environments where safety, coordination, and reliable communication are critical. DMR offers excellent voice clarity, extended range, and enhanced data functionality — all within a cost-effective, scalable platform.
Whether it’s a construction site, a remote mining operation, an event venue, or a local council depot, DMR systems are trusted for their performance in challenging conditions.
What is DMR?
Digital Mobile Radio is a globally recognised open standard that allows different manufacturers’ radios to operate seamlessly together. Built for modern operations, DMR supports:
- Text messaging
- GPS-based location tracking
- Simultaneous voice and data transmission
- Secure communications with encryption options
- Remote device management and updates
It’s also backwards compatible with analogue systems, making it a practical upgrade path for businesses still operating mixed fleets.
Why DMR?
- Crisp audio quality in high-noise environments
- Longer battery life than analogue radios
- Integrated safety features like man-down and lone worker alerts
- Low infrastructure requirements – ideal for short- or long-term deployments
- Flexible configuration to suit teams of any size
- Capable in difficult environments including tunnels and high-interference zones
- Approved for use on CB and licensed commercial frequencies
DMR Tier II – Licensed Conventional
A cost-effective choice for small to mid-sized teams. Ideal for operations needing:
- Licensed UHF (403–520 MHz) or VHF (148–174 MHz) coverage
- Reliable voice communications with basic data functions
- Minimal infrastructure and straightforward setup
DMR Tier III – Trunked Digital Networks
Designed for large-scale or multi-site operations requiring:
- Advanced system features including call management, dispatching, and status messaging
- Trunked voice channels to optimise frequency use
- Flexible coverage for wide geographic areas
Industries That Benefit from DMR Solutions
AA Radio Services supports tailored DMR systems for:
- Security companies and facilities
- Construction and civil infrastructure
- Mining and utilities
- Transport, logistics, and local government
- Event management and emergency response
P25 Two-Way Radios
Purpose-Built Communications for Emergency Services and High-Risk Environments
AA Radio Services provides P25 (Project 25) radio systems designed for public safety, emergency response, and critical infrastructure operators who need secure, reliable communications — even in remote or high-pressure conditions.
P25 is the standard adopted by police, fire, and ambulance services across Australia. Its rugged performance, secure transmission, and broad coverage capabilities also make it a strong fit for sectors like mining and utilities, where large-scale sites demand dependable connectivity.
Where P25 Is Used
P25 radios are widely used on Government Radio Networks (GRNs) across Australia. They support both digital and analogue modes, enabling interoperability with existing systems during transitions or joint operations.
Whether for daily response, disaster coordination, or remote deployment, AA Radio designs and supports P25 systems built to perform under pressure — partnering with global technology leaders such as Motorola, Tait, and Kenwood.
Benefits of P25 Communication Systems
- Interoperability with both digital and analogue systems
- Secure encrypted communications for confidential operations
- High power output for extended coverage across large areas
- Fast start-up times and responsive push-to-talk operation
- Rugged, field-tested hardware, including ATEX-rated and intrinsically safe options
- Frequency agility to support public safety-grade spectrum
- Digital vocoder technology for clear voice quality even in weak signal areas
- Multiple interface support for integration with dispatch, mapping, and monitoring systems
P25 System Types We Support
Conventional (Phase 1)
Straightforward to operate and ideal for small teams or agencies. Best suited for environments with lower call volume, this system provides reliable digital clarity but can become congested under heavy use.
Trunked (Phase 1 & Phase 2)
Designed for larger organisations, P25 trunked systems manage communications efficiently by assigning users to virtual channels.
- Phase 1 Trunked: Supports private calls and over-the-air updates
- Phase 2 Trunked: Uses TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) for double the capacity, allowing channels to stay clear during peak or emergency use
Who Uses P25?
- Emergency services (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
- Government agencies
- Mining operations with large site footprints
- Public safety and disaster response teams
- Remote infrastructure management crews
Why Choose AA Radio Services for P25?
With over five decades of experience in Australian radio communications, we understand the critical nature of public safety operations. Our P25 offerings include:
- Custom system design and configuration
- Vehicle and portable installations
- System-wide programming, training, and support
- Maintenance and servicing from field-experienced technicians
Let’s work together to build a communication system that your teams can rely on — no matter where they are or what they’re facing.
Analogue & CB Two-Way Radios
Simple, Reliable Communication Where You Need It
Analogue and CB radio systems remain a trusted and effective form of communication across industries like construction, mining, logistics, and agriculture — particularly where simplicity, reliability, and cost-effectiveness are key.
At AA Radio Services, we supply and support commercial-grade analogue and CB radios designed for tough Australian conditions. Whether you’re operating on a job site, managing a farm, or coordinating teams in a warehouse or vehicle yard, these radios offer immediate, easy-to-use push-to-talk communication without the need for complex infrastructure.
Analogue Radio Systems
Analogue radios are widely used in heavy industry and commercial operations, offering:
- Natural voice quality with instant push-to-talk functionality
- Reliable performance in remote or rugged environments
- Straightforward setup with no compatibility issues in conventional use
- Cost-effective communication where digital isn’t required
AA Radio continues to support analogue networks for clients across Australia, offering both ongoing maintenance of legacy systems and gradual migration paths to digital if and when you’re ready.
CB (Citizen Band) Radios
CB radios are a free-to-air solution for short-range, non-critical communications. With no licence, contract, or recurring costs, they are ideal for:
- Small-site operations
- Agriculture and farming
- Outdoor event logistics
- General-purpose mobile or base station use
CB radios operate on public access channels (up to 80 in Australia) and are best suited for environments where secure transmission isn’t a requirement. These radios are simple to use, durable, and built to meet commercial standards.
Why Choose Analogue or CB Radios?
- No licensing fees (CB)
- Quick and easy deployment
- Proven technology, still widely adopted across industries
- Better coverage in some terrain types
- Ideal for environments where digital infrastructure isn’t feasible or necessary
AA Radio Services – Your Radio Partner
We supply type-approved equipment for both licensed analogue and CB frequencies, backed by:
- Equipment from trusted brands like Motorola, Icom, and GME
- Maintenance and servicing by experienced technicians
- Integration support for mixed analogue-digital environments
- Expertise in migration planning when upgrading to DMR or P25 systems
Whether you’re maintaining an existing network or starting from scratch, AA Radio Services can tailor a solution that works for your team — wherever they operate.
