Repeaters, trunking base stations and IP-linked systems that extend coverage across buildings and campuses, with dispatch and recording.
7 models
Reviewed by Ellen Zhou
A 1U multi-mode repeater that carries PDT, DMR, NXDN and analog traffic on one chassis, with 5-50 W adjustable output and IP interconnection for wide-area voice and data networks.
A 1U PDT digital repeater with the power adapter built in, automatic DC/AC power switching, IP interconnection and integrated routing plus SIP telephony gateway — so dispatch consoles, SIP phones and VoIP applications join the radio network without extra gateway hardware.
A DMR/PDT compliant professional repeater with digital, analog and mixed modes, adaptive digital/analog forwarding, 64 channels, 45 W VHF and 40 W UHF output, DC or AC power, and open interfaces for third-party dispatch integration.
A cost-effective digital channel unit in a standard 19-inch 2U rack chassis, with 50 W output, a built-in power module, emergency power float charging, active cooling, fault alarms and GPS/BDS positioning for fixed sites and regional coverage.
An IP68 portable repeater that repeats on a single frequency point, with AI noise cancellation, advanced voice encryption, IP interconnection, backup power, long operating time, Bluetooth and satellite positioning — deployable on a wall or on a backpack.
A fixed-installation UHF digital trunking base station in a modular 19-inch 4U chassis. It manages and allocates the radio resources of the site, processes the dispatch services the network runs, and expands to four carriers inside one base station.
A professional digital trunking system delivered as a network: rack-mounted channel units at the radio sites, a base station controller running the multi-carrier channel-sharing application, and a B/S dispatch management platform. Deployable from a single-site network up to multi-zone multi-site with digital IP interconnection.
A 1U multi-mode repeater that carries PDT, DMR, NXDN and analog traffic on one chassis, with 5-50 W adjustable output and IP interconnection for wide-area voice and data networks.
Typical applications: Multi-floor buildings and campuses needing uniform coverage on one channel · Wide-area networks linked between sites over IP · Sites running analog and digital terminals side by side during migration · Operations that need PoC and smartphone users on the same talk path as narrowband radios · System integrators building coverage where rack space is the constraint · Installations that have to grow carrier by carrier instead of being replaced
A 1U PDT digital repeater with the power adapter built in, automatic DC/AC power switching, IP interconnection and integrated routing plus SIP telephony gateway — so dispatch consoles, SIP phones and VoIP applications join the radio network without extra gateway hardware.
Typical applications: Wide-area networks covering several locations with or without wired backhaul · Highway corridors and long transport routes · Environmental monitoring and forest fire prevention networks · Oil extraction fields and energy sites · Temporary emergency deployments that cannot wait for cabled infrastructure · Control rooms running dispatch consoles, SIP phones and VoIP applications
A DMR/PDT compliant professional repeater with digital, analog and mixed modes, adaptive digital/analog forwarding, 64 channels, 45 W VHF and 40 W UHF output, DC or AC power, and open interfaces for third-party dispatch integration.
Typical applications: Professional digital radio systems that have to interoperate with other DMR/PDT terminals · Multi-site networks linked over IP across a district or region · Operations that run their own dispatch or recording platform and need open interfaces · Industrial plants and complexes where adjacent channel interference is a daily reality · Utilities, transport and security networks with a staged analog-to-digital migration · Sites where voice and data services such as short messages and emergency calls have to be forwarded
A cost-effective digital channel unit in a standard 19-inch 2U rack chassis, with 50 W output, a built-in power module, emergency power float charging, active cooling, fault alarms and GPS/BDS positioning for fixed sites and regional coverage.
Typical applications: Fixed sites that need regional coverage beyond handheld range · Cross-zone communication between separate areas of one organisation · Industrial plants and compounds with a control room · Utility, transport and security networks built on a rack-mounted channel layer · Systems that will be expanded channel by channel as traffic grows · Sites reporting to a central dispatch and management platform
An IP68 portable repeater that repeats on a single frequency point, with AI noise cancellation, advanced voice encryption, IP interconnection, backup power, long operating time, Bluetooth and satellite positioning — deployable on a wall or on a backpack.
Typical applications: Temporary sites and events that need coverage for a limited period · Emergency and disaster response where infrastructure is not available · Operations in remote or outdoor terrain where a rack installation is impractical · Coverage extension where a fixed repeater cannot be installed · Teams that move between sites with their own repeaters · Field exercises, security details and short-term construction projects
A fixed-installation UHF digital trunking base station in a modular 19-inch 4U chassis. It manages and allocates the radio resources of the site, processes the dispatch services the network runs, and expands to four carriers inside one base station.
Typical applications: Public safety and emergency communications · Government and enterprise private networks · Police, security and patrol operations · Industry, commerce and industrial campuses · Utilities and infrastructure sites · Command rooms and multi-site organisations
A professional digital trunking system delivered as a network: rack-mounted channel units at the radio sites, a base station controller running the multi-carrier channel-sharing application, and a B/S dispatch management platform. Deployable from a single-site network up to multi-zone multi-site with digital IP interconnection.
Typical applications: Public safety and emergency communications · Government and enterprise private networks · Police, security and command dispatch operations · Industry, commerce and large campuses · Utilities and infrastructure operations · Multi-site organisations needing zone-wide dispatch
| Model | Frequency range | Output power | Channel capacity | IP | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R2000 | — | 5-50 W, adjustable | — | — | — |
| HR1060 | — | Built into the chassis | — | — | — |
| DR600 | 136-174 MHz / 400-470 MHz / 350-400 MHz / 450-520 MHz | 45 W (VHF) / 40 W (UHF) | 64 | — | — |
| BF-TR8500 | — | 50 W | — | — | — |
| BR680 | — | Backup power supply supported | — | IP68 | — |
| BF-TR930 | UHF; band version confirmed per market and licence | — | — | — | — |
| BF-9300/9500 | — | — | 19-inch 2U rack-mounted units for fixed installation | — | — |
| Model | Category | Key specifications | Features | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R2000 | Repeaters & systems |
| Ultra-thin 1U repeater with PDT / DMR / NXDN / analog modes and 5-50 W output | View details → |
| HR1060 | Repeaters & systems |
| Ultra-thin 1U PDT repeater with built-in power supply, integrated routing and SIP telephony gateway | View details → |
| DR600 | Repeaters & systems |
| Standard DMR/PDT repeater with TDMA two-slot operation, 45 W VHF / 40 W UHF output and optional IP interconnection | View details → |
| BF-TR8500 | Repeaters & systems |
| 19-inch 2U digital channel unit with 50 W output, built-in power and GPS/BDS positioning | View details → |
| BR680 | Repeaters & systems |
| IP68 portable repeater with single-frequency repeating, AI noise cancellation and Bluetooth | View details → |
| BF-TR930 | Repeaters & systems |
| Fixed UHF trunking base station — modular units, 19-inch 4U chassis, expansion to 4 carriers | View details → |
| BF-9300/9500 | Repeaters & systems |
| Channel units, base station controller and B/S dispatch platform for single-site to multi-zone trunking networks | View details → |
Tell us which terminals are in use today and which ones are planned. The R2000 covers PDT, DMR, NXDN and analog, so the same repeater can serve a mixed fleet; we confirm the mode set and the matching band version before the order is placed.
That depends on building structure, output power, antenna position and the radios in use, not on the repeater alone. As a rule of thumb, lower power covers a floor or a hall well, while higher power plus a well-placed antenna covers more; for deep indoor coverage we normally plan the antenna system first and the repeater second.
A repeater normally runs either a single antenna through a duplexer or separate transmit and receive antennas with enough vertical separation. Which one you need follows from the transmit and receive frequency split, the antenna gain and the coverage target, so the duplexer and antenna are specified together with the repeater.
Repeaters in different locations connect through their IP ports so the sites behave as one network for voice and data. That requires a network path between the sites — wired where available, or a wireless backhaul where cabling is impractical. Whether the path is available on site is the first thing to check.
In most countries transmitting on a repeater channel requires a licence held by the user, and the repeater itself normally has to be registered in that licence. Licensing is handled locally by the importer or the operator; we provide the technical documentation needed for the application.
Four things: the modes and band version for the destination market, the antenna and duplexer plan for the site, the channel and capacity plan, and whether the system needs IP-linked sites or converged communication with PoC and smartphone users. Confirm those and we will configure the rest with you.
