[Digital Transition Special] Recommended Models of Radios and Transceivers: Top 3 Choices
MiT5000、SR810U/SR820U、TCP-D261/TCP-D261BT
[Free Diagnosis Available] After December 1, 2024, analog simple radios will no longer be usable. We will check your radio for free.
Starting December 1, 2024, the use of analog radio equipment compatible with the UHF 400MHz band will be subject to penalties under the Radio Law, and a transition to digital is being recommended. Our company supports the digital transition of your existing radios! We provide assistance from rentals to purchases and obtaining licenses. We can suggest models from various manufacturers' digital radios that suit your needs. By going digital, you can also enjoy benefits such as clearer audio. 【Recommended Models】 ◎ Motorola "MiT5000" ■ Automatically adjusts the reception volume according to surrounding noise for clearer audio playback ■ High durability compliant with U.S. military standard MIL-STD810G, suitable for outdoor use ◎ Yaesu "SR810U/SR820U" ■ Higher level of dust and water resistance with IP68 rating, guaranteed for 3 years ■ Convenient Bluetooth functionality (SR820U only) ◎ Kenwood "TCP-D261/TCP-D261BT" ■ Compact and lightweight with excellent operability ■ Antibacterial and antiviral treatment ■ Bluetooth compatible (TCP-D261BT only) *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Main features of the digital radio: - Clear sound quality - Higher confidentiality in communication (User codes: 511 combinations, Secret keys: 32,767 combinations) - Multi-channel capability (Analog 400MHz - 35 channels / Digital 400MHz - 65 channels)
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【Implemented in various fields】 - Warehouses - Transportation - Factories - Construction sites - Security - Event management - Facility management With the digitization of simple radio systems in November 2024, guided by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, all analog simple radios operating in the 400 MHz band will become unusable, necessitating a switch to digital-compatible simple radios. Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Radio Utilization Homepage: https://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/j/ref/relate/dcr/ Our STJ Group (STJ Rentech, Sun Telecom Japan) offers a wide range of communication equipment in Japan. We propose the most suitable radios, transceivers, and intercoms according to your needs. We can also provide information on models other than our recommended ones. We have received many inquiries regarding whether the radios you own are analog models. In such cases, our staff will check your license and the equipment itself to guide you to the best solution. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us.
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The STJ Group (Santelecom Japan Co., Ltd. and STJ Rentec Co., Ltd.) specializes in the sales, rental, and maintenance of wireless equipment and related solution products. (e.g., commercial wireless devices, IP wireless devices, license-free specific low-power transceivers, solutions such as cameras and relay devices) ~List of Locations~ ■ Hokkaido Sales Office / Experience Center Sapporo ■ Tohoku Sales Office ■ Kanto Sales Office (Head Office) / Experience Center Tokyo ■ Kansai Branch / Experience Center Osaka ■ Kyushu Sales Office Additionally, the group company Santelecom Japan Co., Ltd. also engages in mobile corporate business. With a track record of implementation in major corporate BCP, we offer BPO services where Santelecom Japan serves as the customer contact point, providing support for bulk management of devices, as well as assistance for malfunctions and losses. We can also provide comprehensive support proposals, including consulting on corporate communication environments and suggestions for office products and business improvement tools.
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