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The Right Accessories Make the Radio

A radio is only as good as the accessories fitted to it. The right headset, microphone, or carry harness is often the difference between a team that communicates clearly all shift and one that struggles with dropped words, discomfort, and constant fiddling with the handset.

Tait's accessory range is designed to be just as rugged and reliable as the radios themselves, and the right setup for your team depends on the job:

  • Remote speaker microphones (RSMs): let users talk and listen without unclipping the radio from a belt or vest, speeding up communication and keeping hands free for the job.
  • Noise-cancelling headsets: essential on loud sites, filtering out machinery or wind noise while keeping voice communication clear.
  • Carry harnesses and cases: keep the radio secure and accessible, reducing wear and physical strain from a radio bouncing on a belt all day.
  • Batteries and chargers: genuine Tait batteries and multi-bay chargers keep a fleet of radios ready to go, shift after shift.

Fitting a team out properly typically means:

  • Fewer communication breakdowns caused by muffled audio or an awkwardly placed microphone
  • Less physical strain and discomfort over a long shift
  • Better focus and safety, since the team isn't distracted by uncomfortable or unreliable gear
  • Clearer communication even in genuinely noisy environments


As a Tait dealer, Mobile Systems Limited can help you match the right accessories to your team, your radios, and your worksite. Explore the full range of Tait radio accessories, or get in touch with our team for advice.

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