Mobile Systems Limited supplies two-way radio systems built for the specific challenges of a manufacturing facility: steel-framed buildings that block signal, constant machinery noise, and a factory floor where hearing protection can't come at the cost of communication. Our core range covers the Hytera HP702 and HP782 digital portables for the floor, with the HR-1062E base station extending coverage across large single-storey sites. For steel structures that also kill cellular signal, we fit Cel-Fi GO G41 building boosters. Sensear SM1R and SM1P2 headsets combine hearing protection with clear radio audio, so supervisors and operators stay connected without removing PPE. As a brand-independent advisor, we recommend the setup that suits your facility, not the easiest sale.
Two-Way Radios for the Factory Floor
Hytera HP702 and HP782 Digital Portables
Our most-supplied handhelds for manufacturing environments. Both are DMR digital radios with clear audio that cuts through machinery noise, built to handle daily drops and knocks on a busy production floor. We programme every unit to your channel plan before it leaves our workshop.
Hytera HM652 and HM782 Mobile Radios
Fixed or desk-mounted units suited to a control room, dispatch desk or loading dock, giving supervisors a reliable base station to coordinate the floor without carrying a handheld.
Solving Coverage in Steel-Framed Buildings
Hytera HR-1062E Digital Base Station
Large single-storey facilities and warehouses often have dead spots between the loading dock and the far end of the floor. The HR-1062E extends portable radio coverage across the whole site, keeping every handheld on the same channel regardless of distance or steel structure in between.
Cel-Fi GO G41 Building Pack
Steel cladding and structural framing are two of the most common causes of poor cellular signal inside a manufacturing facility. The Cel-Fi GO G41 boosts existing mobile coverage throughout the building, keeping phones and PoC devices usable on the floor, not just in the office.
Hearing Protection and Communication Combined
Sensear SM1R and SM1P2 Headsets
Standard hearing protection blocks a radio call along with the noise it's meant to filter out. Sensear's SM1R and SM1P2 headsets suppress harmful machinery noise while actively enhancing speech and alarms, so an operator can wear hearing protection all shift and still take a radio call or hear a warning without removing it.
Why Order Your Manufacturing Facility Radio System Through MSL
Designed around your building, not a generic package
Steel structure, floor layout and noise levels all affect what actually works. We assess your facility before recommending hardware, rather than defaulting to a standard kit.
Programmed before it reaches your site
Every radio is configured to your channel plan and, where relevant, RSM-licensed frequency, so new units work alongside your existing fleet from day one.
On-site support, wherever you're based
We install directly across the Bay of Plenty, Coromandel, Rotorua, TaupΕ and Waikato. Outside that area, we coordinate with trusted installers nationwide or supply fully configured equipment for your own team to fit.
Brand-independent advice
We stock and support multiple radio, booster and headset brands. Our recommendation is based on what suits your facility, not on what's easiest for us to sell.
Manufacturing Facility Radio FAQs
What's the best two-way radio for a manufacturing facility?
A DMR digital portable such as the Hytera HP702 or HP782 suits most factory floors, giving clear audio over machinery noise. Control rooms and dispatch desks typically use a fixed or mobile unit like the Hytera HM652 or HM782 instead.
Why does our steel-framed building have such poor signal?
Structural steel and metal cladding both interfere with radio and cellular signal. A base station such as the Hytera HR-1062E addresses two-way radio coverage, while a Cel-Fi GO G41 booster addresses poor cellular reception inside the same building.
Can operators wear hearing protection and still use a radio?
Yes. Sensear's SM1R and SM1P2 headsets suppress harmful noise while enhancing speech and alarms, so operators stay protected and connected without removing hearing protection to talk or listen.
Do we need an RSM licence for a facility-wide radio system?
Most commercial private-channel use does. We handle the RSM application and programming as part of supply, so this isn't something you need to arrange separately.
Can you support a facility outside the Bay of Plenty?
Yes. We install directly across the Bay of Plenty, Coromandel, Rotorua, TaupΕ and Waikato, and coordinate with trusted installers nationwide for facilities elsewhere in New Zealand.