A new long-range wireless outdoor intercom enables you to communicate at distances that no other wireless intercom is capable of. Most wireless intercoms communicate at a range  of up to 1000 feet. With the Multi-Mile Wireless system you can reach distances measured in miles depending on how it's used. You can adjust range by changing between the intercom's one-watt or two-watt setting.  The one-watt setting works for shorter distances or when using battery power. To achieve maximum range, Read more [...]

The Motorola CLP1040 is the smallest business-class two-way radio on the market and it fits nicely in a wide variety of applications, even outside the hospitality and retail industries that it is designed for. Size The greatest advantage of the CLP1040 is its small size. It measures at just 3.5 x 2 x 0.75 inches with a weight of 2.38 ounces using the standard battery and 3 ounces with a high capacity battery. It will truly fit in the palm of your hand. One of the biggest complaints to 2-way radio Read more [...]

When you see a wireless call box in a parking lot there is often a blue strobe light mounted on top. The purpose of the strobe light is to draw attention to the callbox when someone presses the call button on it. Then security personnel or other nearby people can see which wireless callbox called for help. Hooking up a strobe light to the callbox is a fairly simple process. The strobe light has two pairs (4 wires) of wires coming off of it.  Two of the wires are for power. There is an  AC version Read more [...]