Making the decision whether to buy or rent two-way radios can come down to something as simple as imagining a warehouse shelf. If you think your communications gear might spend a lot of time there over the course of a year, renting equipment may be the smarter choice. Two-way radio rentals are often seen at public events such as athletic competitions, concerts and festivals. The applications are almost endless, and include trade shows, corporate meetings and conferences, school and church outings, and petrochemical plant turnarounds. If you think your radios might spend too much time on that shelf or you just don’t have the budget for an equipment purchase, consider rentals. Here’s how it works:
Simplifying Two-way Radio Rentals
Once you’ve decided to rent radios, you need to know how many pieces of equipment you’ll need. That means figuring which personnel will be posted in specific locations and deciding whether they will need a radio or other communication device. Don’t limit you’re assessment to portable radios. Remember that BearCom’s rental inventory includes:- Motorola UHF, VHF, 800, and 900 MHz two-way radios
- Motorola MOTOTRBO digital two-way radios
- Motorola repeaters
- Sprint and Verizon push-to-talk digital cellular phones
- Sprint mobile broadband and MiFi cards.