FAQs

A frequency has to be programmed into a channel for the radio channel to work.

The PMR446 unlicensed radios are approved for operation within the UK and most of Europe.

There is no definitive answer as radio signals can be adversely affected by obstructions such as buildings or topography. It is advisable to carry out a site test prior to any purchase.

No, because they operate on a completely different frequency bandwidth.

Not unless a channel on your radio has been programmed with the same frequency.

Coverage can be enhanced by the installation of a Repeater Base Unit connected to an external antenna.

Some users require several frequencies e.g. construction sites, hotels, distribution centers and airports. Manufacturers therefore produce radios to accommodate all scenarios.

Yes you can.

We will try to minimise the impact on your business operations. In addition, our team is able to carry out works on the weekends.

This is dependant on the type of works required and the complexity of the project. Customers are made aware of lead times before work commences.

Call us on 0203 4188039  or 01252 617116

No.

Contact us on 0203 4188039  or 01252 617 116 or email us your requirements and we will be able to assist you and also give you the questions that you need to answer.

The common types of network cable are: Coaxial cable; Unshielded twisted pair and Fibre optic.

Any transmission path used for information rather than power and in other words information in electronic form such as voice, video, audio, or any form of computer data.

Most commonly used network protocol and its software enable computers and peripherals to communicate with each other, even if they are using different operating systems.

Both Category 5 and Category 5e consist of unshielded twisted pair with 100 Ohm impedance and electrical characteristics supporting transmissions up to 100 MHz.

CAT-5e cable is not rated for outdoor use, however in some occasions, it can be used and if so, we advise to run the cable through some kind of conduit to prevent moisture or lightning strike hitting it.

RJ stands for Registered Jacks. These are telephone and data jacks that are registered with the FCC and are identified as RJ-11, RJ-45, etc.

This is the geometric physical or electrical configuration describing a local communication network; the shape or arrangement of a system. The most common topologies are the bus, ring, and star.

There are 4 types of cables, namely:

• Communications Cable – primarily for telephone cable
• Class 2 Cable – signalling cable primarily for data communications
• Riser – vertical shaft used to route cable between floors
• Plenum – Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) air return area, mainly drop ceilings.

Audiovisual (AV) is electronic media for recording, processing or reproduction of picture and/or sound.

Yes we are, as we often encourage site visitation. Note we can also have a virtual consultation with you.

Although we are based in Kingston-upon-Thames, we service all of the United Kingdom; and as the customer requires.

The quotation we provide will be dependent on your requirements and note that our prices are competitive. The quote will include the equipment, delivery, installation, training, maintenance support (should you require it) and any bespoke/custom requirements you may need.

You can also opt for support via our 12 month Premier Plus Service agreement following an installation.

The equipment provided will carry a manufacturer warranty, usually valid for 12-24 months.

Receives Audio Visual (AV) signals through various interconnects after being sent by compatible transmitter.

The RJ45 is a connector used on CAT cabling for connecting computers and other devices to local area networks (LANs).