Applications for Intercom Systems, Wireless Intercoms, and Two-Way Radios

In some military applications, radios normally require a frequency clearance via a DD 1494, APPLICATION FOR EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY ALLOCATION before they can be used. If submitted, the DD 1494 will be rejected because the MURS frequencies are not allocated for federal usage.

Even though the MURS frequencies are not allocated for federal usage, regardless they can be and are still used by government and military agencies.

The five MURS frequencies are “licensed-by-rule,” which means they do not require the user to obtain a license. Therefore even government agencies do not need a frequency clearance for MURS devices.

For military applications, there may still be a need to evaluate MURS radios for Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance (HERO) Impacts for each facility due to the types of ordinances stored there.

Got to http://www.intercomsonline.com to see the MURS equipment available.

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