Solutions
Technology That Works Where Your Team Works.
Different teams face different communication challenges. Rammas Tech helps customers explore equipment suited to their working environments and operational needs.
Solution 01
Security and Facilities
Security and facilities teams are spread across large sites, stairwells, car parks and loading areas — places where a mobile call is slow to connect and easy to miss. Push-to-talk handsets keep a group conversation open so a supervisor can reach every patrol on one channel, while rugged handsets and radios cope with the knocks, dust and weather of the job. For teams that also need their own radio coverage indoors, the dual-mode radios in the range run DMR and 4G push-to-talk from the same device.
What to think about
- Group talk groups per site, zone or shift
- Hands-free accessories for guards on patrol
- Devices that survive drops, dust and rain on external rounds
- A dedicated SOS key for lone-worker situations
Solution 02
Construction and Industrial Operations
Site teams move between work fronts, plant rooms and laydown areas, often with heavy noise around them. The rugged handheld radios in the range pair a physical push-to-talk key with dual-microphone noise reduction so instructions are heard the first time, and the enclosures are rated for ingress protection and drop testing. Where a site has no usable cellular coverage at all, a dual-mode radio with its own DMR channel plan keeps the site covered on its own network.
What to think about
- Noise-reducing microphones for machinery environments
- Ingress protection ratings and drop specifications to match the site
- Long battery life across a full shift
- Group channels separated by work front or trade
Solution 03
Warehousing and Logistics
Warehouse work is fast, loud and spread across racking, loading bays and yard areas. Push-to-talk handsets let a team leader speak to every picker at once instead of relaying messages along a row, and vehicle-mounted mobile radios cover the yard and cab areas where a handset would be impractical. Rugged tablets add the larger screen needed for picking lists, stock checks and proof-of-delivery paperwork.
What to think about
- Vehicle or ceiling-mounted radios for yard and cab coverage
- Devices that can be dropped, pocketed and used with gloves
- Large-screen rugged tablets for picking and inventory work
- Talk groups that match shift and zone structure
Solution 04
Field Teams and Business Operations
Engineers, surveyors, technicians and service teams spend their day away from a desk, often with patchy mobile coverage and a full day of screen time ahead of them. The rugged smartphone range pairs a large battery and fast charging with a reinforced body, while push-to-talk handsets keep the team reachable on a shared channel. If your operation runs fleet vehicles, a vehicle-mounted mobile radio extends the same group calling into the cab.
What to think about
- Battery life that covers a full working day without a charger
- Push-to-talk on the same device as business applications
- Location services for dispatch and job routing
- Compatible earpieces and PTT accessories for hands-free use
Not sure which environment your operation maps to?
Describe the site, the team size and the coverage available, and the Rammas Tech team will recommend a shortlist from the catalogue.
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