What are the benefits of using a PMR446 Licence Free Two Way Radio for my Business!
PMR446 Licence Free Two Way Radios have been around for a number of years now. Consumers and businesses recognize the advantages that good comms can bring and that these radios offer effective and general purpose communications at low cost.
The great thing about PMR446 is that it can be used by anybody, anywhere – licence free!! These radios are an ideal tool for all sorts of users for example in construction, catering, event management, neighbourhood watch, factories, farms. A family could use them whilst walking or rambling.
PMR446 Licence Free Two Way Radios are simple. There are generally only a few buttons making them very easy to use. There is no need for a licence, no call charges, no need to pass a test and no airtime contract. They can even be used in many EU countries; however we do suggest that you should check that the relevant countries have implemented all PMR446 legislation.
PMR446 Licence Free Two Way Radios are less expensive than conventional licenced two way radio equipment. Ranging from the very cheapest which are suitable for leisure use through to the more expensive units which are ideal for professional business applications. The power source of Walkie Talkies can vary from basic models using AA cells through to commercial grade models using Li-ion rechargeable packs and chargers which offering longer operating time.
Digital PMR446 Licence Free Two Way Radios are also now available. Digital PMR446 radios utilise the latest digital voice technology bringing excellent voice quality, performance and access to less congested digital PMR channels…all without a licence. To see our latest range visit,
the Licence Free radio section of this website.
So if you are looking for a simple radio solution with up to a range of 3 kilometres*, look no further than Icom UK’s range of PMR446 Licence Free Two Way Radios .
To read more about PMR446 walkie talkies, click on our article
The Benefits of a PMR446 Licence Free Walkie Talkie Two Way Radio.
* Dependant on terrain.
18/11/2011
