Nielson Communications Specialized Mobile Radio Coverage Area

• SMR Coverage Area - State of WI and the Upper Peninsula
• SMR Coverage Area - Northeast WI

Who can benefit from Specialized Mobile Radio?

Very simply, any business that has personnel of any sort in the field or any business where more efficient use of people and vehicles can reduce operating costs and increase profits.

Now that doesn't leave out too many businesses, does it? In fact, hundreds of businesses, of all sizes and types, have mobile radios in use, and the list grows with each year.

Police departments, delivery services, Realtors, school systems, industrial plants, farmers, repair services, construction companies, contractors, vending companies, and many more save time and money through the continued use of two-way radios from Nielson Communications. For more information, call our office at 920-494-1828 or toll-free at 1-800-783-2293. or email us.

What is trunked radio?

The concept behind trunking is very simple. Trunked radio is the pooling of several radio channels so that all the users in a given area have automatic access to any free channel. The result is a system that can provide private, wide-area, wireless communication to many different users without interference or interruption.

Trunked radio is very different from the old conventional style of radio where you had to put up with the interference and congestion that so many associate two-way radio with. Two-way radio is not a technology of the past but a very viable means of wireless communication!  Don't knock it until you look into it!

What kind of savings can your business expect?

How much does it cost you to operate just one of your vehicles per hour, including labor? And how many hours of vehicle time could you save each day with better scheduling and more control of your people?

When you multiply these two numbers together, you'll quickly come to the conclusion that what a two-way radio system from Nielson Communications costs doesn't even come close to what you can save.

And by reducing operating costs and increasing productivity with your current workload, you may find yourself able to expand your business dramatically without investing a great deal more.

When do I require a radio service provider?

Two-way radio as a concept is simple: wireless communication between two or more points. But since radio waves, as a rule, follow line of sight, your required coverage area may require a radio service provider like Nielson Communications.

A two-way radio system generally consists of three types of units: a base station at a central dispatching location, mobile stations used in vehicles, and hand-held portables utilizing battery power. In today's business, conventional radio typically will not provide the wide-area communications that most businesses require. The cost for a business to construct their own radio system consisting of multiple tower sites would be far too expensive. That's why Nielson Communications has built a Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR) system to provide customers with a wide-area, private two-way communication system.

NCI has made a large investment in building a system to be able to offer companies radio communication without the expense of constructing their own system. Customers pay a small monthly fee to use the service, similar to cellular service. The difference is you only pay a flat monthly fee, which allows for unlimited communication without high monthly cellular bills! There's no per minute charge!

Each customer's needs are different, which is why it is important to discuss your considerations with a qualified communication representative. Please call to schedule an appointment.

SMR Product Guide

High performance, quality design, and affordability have long been the hallmarks of professional two-way radio products built by Kenwood Communications, a company with a 50- year heritage of engineering excellence. A full line of two-way radios in every frequency band, with the most popular features, means you can call on Kenwood for most radio communications requirements.

As your local Kenwood authorized dealer, Nielson Communications can introduce you to the full line of Kenwood portables, mobiles, base stations, and repeaters.

Kenwood TK-880

As the requirements for users of trunking systems increase, Kenwood is there to meet the challenge with its new TK-880 and TK-863 compact mobile radios. Trunked mode operation with conventional and LTR systems at 450 MHz, along with built-in FleetSync capability for alphanumeric two-way paging and other features put these models at the top of their class. The TK-880 mobiles allow you to stay productive with the outstanding performance and versatility that only Kenwood can deliver.

Kenwood TK-380

The demanding trunking system user now has a handheld to suit their unique requirements with the new TK-380. These are 32 systems/250 group capacity radios with cellphone dialing features, 10 character alphanumerics, selecting calling and dot matrix LCD for easy multi-site, multi-group use.

Other manufacturers:

We also sell and service M/A-COM, Motorola and E.F. Johnson radio products.

For more information, please call our office at 920-494-1828 or toll-free at 1-800-783-2293. or email us.