Walkie Talkies Australia
Commercial Two-Way Radios for Australian Businesses
Professional UHF, digital DMR and nationwide Push-to-Talk systems for construction, security, warehousing, transport, retail and industrial teams.
Radio Industries designs, supplies, programs, licences, services and supports complete communication systems — not just individual radios.
Choose Your Solution
Which Walkie Talkie Do You Need?
Start with the communication type that best matches your coverage, operating environment and team.
UHF CB Radios
Simple, licence-free communication for smaller sites, farms, retail teams and general business use.
Best for: local site communication.
View UHF Radios →Commercial Digital Radios
Professional digital communication with clearer audio, flexible programming and advanced business features.
Best for: construction, security and industry.
View Digital Radios →Push-to-Talk over Cellular
Walkie-talkie style communication over 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi for teams working across different locations.
Best for: multi-site and nationwide teams.
Explore PoC Solutions →Licensed UHF / VHF
Private commercial channels and tailored radio systems for operations requiring greater control and coverage planning.
Best for: larger commercial sites.
Ask About Licensing →Repeater & Site Systems
Extend coverage through buildings, large sites and difficult terrain using professionally designed repeater systems.
Best for: complex coverage environments.
Explore System Design →Not Sure What You Need?
Tell us your site size, number of users and operating environment. We’ll help determine the right system.
Speak to a Communication Specialist →Quick Comparison
UHF, Digital or PoC?
A quick guide to the most common business communication options.
| System | Typical Coverage | Licensing | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| UHF CB | Local / site based | Usually licence-free | Small teams, retail, farms and trades |
| Licensed UHF / VHF | Site / extended coverage | ACMA licence required | Construction, security and commercial operations |
| Digital DMR | Site or repeater network | Depends on system | Professional and industrial teams |
| Push-to-Talk over Cellular | 4G / 5G / Wi-Fi coverage | No radio-frequency licence | Multi-site and nationwide operations |
Popular Business Radios
Featured Walkie Talkies for Australian Businesses
A curated selection of actual radios — not accessories — for different professional communication requirements.

Delta DS300 Commercial DMR Radio
Compact, reliable digital radio for business, security, events and operational teams.
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Delta DS310 Digital Two-Way Radio
Compact waterproof digital radio with clear audio for demanding day-to-day use.
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GME TX6165TP UHF CB Twin Pack
5/1 watt handheld UHF CB twin pack suited to local communication and outdoor operations.
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Icom IP110H WLAN Push-to-Talk Radio
Wi-Fi based team communication for facilities, retail, hospitality and indoor operations.
View Radio →Designed for Business
Commercial vs Recreational Walkie Talkies
Recreational Radios
- Designed mainly for occasional use
- Often sold as fixed kits
- Limited spare parts availability
- Accessories can be model-specific
- Best suited to camping and personal use
Commercial Two-Way Radios
- Built for regular business use
- Replaceable batteries and accessories
- Professional headsets, earpieces and speaker microphones
- Serviceable and repairable
- Digital, licensed and PoC options
- Systems can scale as your team grows
Industry Applications
Two-Way Radios for Real Australian Workplaces
Different operating environments need different radios, accessories and coverage strategies.
Real-World Recommendations
What We Typically Recommend
Warehouse with 30 Staff
Digital DMR radios with multi-unit chargers and optional earpieces for supervisors and dispatch.
Multi-Site Security Team
PoC radios with GPS and mobile-network coverage for communication across separate locations.
Construction Site
Rugged commercial UHF or DMR radios with speaker microphones and suitable licensing.
Retail Operation
Compact radios with discreet earpieces and multi-unit charging for efficient team communication.
Radio Industries
More Than a Radio Supplier
We design, supply and support complete communication systems around real operational requirements.
System Design
Coverage, channel planning, repeaters and system architecture.
Programming & Setup
Radios configured and delivered ready for your team.
ACMA Licensing
Support with licensed commercial radio frequencies.
Headsets & Accessories
3M Peltor, Bravo, Sensear, earpieces and speaker microphones.
Service & Repairs
Workshop servicing, genuine parts and technical support.
Australia-Wide Support
Solutions for single-site and national operations.
Professional Brands
Leading Two-Way Radio Brands
Frequently Asked Questions
Commercial Walkie Talkie FAQs
What are the best walkie talkies for business use in Australia?
The right option depends on site size, terrain, buildings and how your team operates. Smaller sites may suit UHF CB, while larger operations often benefit from digital DMR, licensed radio systems or PoC.
How far can commercial walkie talkies communicate?
There is no single accurate range figure. Buildings, terrain, antenna height, transmit power, frequency and repeater infrastructure all influence coverage.
Do I need an ACMA licence?
UHF CB generally operates on shared licence-free channels. Private commercial frequency systems may require an ACMA licence.
What is the difference between UHF CB and digital radios?
UHF CB is a straightforward shared-channel option. Digital systems can provide clearer audio, private talk groups, flexible programming and additional business features.
What is Push-to-Talk over Cellular?
PoC works like a walkie talkie over 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi, making it suitable for teams operating across different suburbs, cities or states.
Can Radio Industries program and service our radios?
Yes. We provide programming, configuration, accessories, servicing, repairs and ongoing technical support.
Need Help Choosing?
Find the Right Communication System for Your Business
Speak with a Radio Industries communication specialist about your site, coverage requirements, team size and operating environment.








