Radio Rental for Your Next Event

Whether you’re looking to cover operations in single facility, a sprawling outdoor venue, or a large industrial turnaround site, ESI offers two way radio rental throughout West Virginia. Many of our customers rely on walkie talkies, and portable radio rental for private events, special circumstances, and events such as:

• Trade shows and industry association meetings: Keep everyone informed and on schedule, during set up and throughout the day’s events to keep your guests happy and keep the event running smooth.
• Conferences, conventions, and corporate events: Clear communication is the key to pulling off a comprehensive event, like a West Virginia business conference, convention or company party. Two way radios allow you to stay in touch anytime, anywhere without worrying about cell phone coverage failure or down signal towers.
• Fairs and festivals: When you’ve got large crowds coming in and out of your city, safety concerns stay on high alert. Stay in touch with event staff through reliable communication via two way radio rental, to keep attendees and staff safe and happy throughout the duration of the festival.
• Concerts: Ever tried using a cell phone in a concert hall? Nearly impossible, right? Never worry about not getting through to someone and turn to two way radio rental instead. Keep your staff ready, your venue secure and your guests happy, no matter how loud the music is.
• School, church, and community activities: When you’re accommodating hundreds of parents, children, and families, you need to be at the top of your game. Clear communication with your team via two way radios allows you to manage events with ease.
• Facility management and construction changes: When your warehouse or industrial building is undergoing changes, stay in touch with your work crew through radio communication. Your workers can carry their portable radios throughout the facility, ready to be reached at any moment.

Understanding Two Way Radios

Using two way radio rental for facility structural changes or private event planning is a simple and easy way to communicate with your team. Simply grab a handset from the docking station, turn it on, tune to the right station, and get to work.

Most two-way radio systems usually operate on a single radio channel and work in what is called a half-duplex mode. This means that the user can talk, or he can listen, but not at the same time.

The radio is normally in receive mode, so the user can hear all other transmissions on the channel without even touching the radio, pressing a button, or changing any settings.

When the user wants to talk, he presses a “push-to-talk” button, which turns off the receiver and turns on the transmitter. While speaking, he’s in transmitter mode. When he releases the button after talking, the receiver is activated again.

Two-way radios are available in mobile, stationary base, and hand-held portable configurations. These hand-held two way radios are most commonly referred to as walkie-talkies.