Uniden puts long-range comms in the hands of remote teams

by Varun Godinho
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For facility managers working in remote locations, unreliable mobile networks often impede effective communications among team members. 

Uniden’s XTRAK 50 Pro aims to remedy this with offerings that include a massive range of up to 17 kilometres and real-time location sharing via the XTRAK Bluetooth App, which is available for both iOS and Android devices.  

The device pairs with both in-vehicle and handheld Uniden radios. Its high-contrast OLED display remains visible under varying light conditions, while a powerful two-watt speaker and four-level voice enhancer ensure crisp audio. 

Additional features include a one-touch instant replay that allows you to record and playback up to four minutes of recent comms, which is ideal when delivering a multi-step complex set of instructions to team members.

Smart key functions enable quick access to channels and settings, allowing users to toggle between instant channel, monitor, call tone or equaliser.

Its Bluetooth audio compatibility allows the device to pair with earpieces and car speakers. 

Uniden claims that the radio has a 30-hour standby battery life, while an IPX7 waterproof design allows it to be used in harsh weather conditions. 

Uniden’s security camera for remote locations 

As Facility Management previously reported, another offering from Uniden aimed at monitoring remote locations is its latest App Cam Solo X2K 4G PT, which does not rely on wifi networks to operate.

The completely wire-free camera is powered by 4G connectivity and a solar panel. You can insert a Nano SIM directly into the camera. 

The camera features a wide field of view with 355-degree pan and 120-degree tilt, allowing greater flexibility during the installation phase. 

The App Cam Solo X2K 4G PT Kit also has a two-way talk function for conversing. It offers access to recorded footage stored on the cloud that can be viewed using the Uniden app. Uniden offers seven days of free rolling cloud backup for the lifetime of the product. 

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