Two-Way Radios for Energy, Power & Water Utilities
Utility two-way radios: rugged radios, wide-area push-to-talk, satellite and remote site monitoring for electricity, gas and water crews.
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Utility two-way radios for crews spread across the network
Electricity, gas and water utilities have crews working alone on lines, substations, pump stations, wind and solar farms and remote assets, often out of mobile range. Radio Industries supplies rugged digital radios with lone worker alerts, wide-area push-to-talk, satellite radios and remote site monitoring for utilities and their contractors across Australia. Our utility two-way radios are rugged, long-range and built with lone worker safety in mind.
What utility teams use
Rugged digital handhelds
DMR and NXDN radios with man down and lone worker alerts for field crews. See handheld radios.
Vehicle radios
Mobile radios for line trucks, utes and service vehicles. See vehicle radios.
Wide-area push-to-talk
Nationwide PoC and hybrid LTE and UHF radios for crews across regions. See PoC radios.
Satellite communication
Satellite PTT radios and Starlink kits for remote assets. See connectivity solutions.
Remote site monitoring
Sentor systems monitor equipment, access and alarms at towers, substations and pump stations. See remote monitoring.
Repeaters
Repeaters and linked sites for regional radio networks. See repeaters.
Safety features for field crews
- Lone worker and man down alerts for staff working alone at remote sites
- Emergency buttons with GPS so control rooms know where to send help
- Satellite and LTE fallback where radio and mobile coverage run out
- Intrinsically safe radios for gas networks and hazardous areas
- Rugged IP67 and IP68 radios for storms, dust and outage work
Networks and coverage
Our system design team can plan repeaters, linked sites and frequency licensing for regional networks, and combine radio with push-to-talk over cellular. For gas facilities, see gas and hazardous worksites.
Supply and support
We program radios to your channels before dispatch, supply spares and service and repair radios. Related page: mining. Private business channels are licensed through an ACMA land mobile licence, and we can arrange this for you. Contact us for availability, lead times or a suitable alternative.
Two-Way Radios for Energy, Power & Water Utilities FAQs
How do utility crews stay in contact at remote sites?
Most utilities combine a licensed radio network with push-to-talk over cellular, and add satellite radios for areas with no coverage. We can design a mix that suits your network.
Can radios alert a control room if a worker is injured?
Yes. Lone worker and man down alerts send an emergency signal automatically, and GPS-enabled radios show the worker's location.
What is remote site monitoring?
Systems like Sentor watch equipment, power, access and environmental alarms at unattended sites such as towers, substations and pump stations, and alert your team. See remote monitoring.
Do gas utilities need intrinsically safe radios?
In hazardous areas, yes. Equipment must be certified for the zone. See intrinsically safe radios or talk to our specialists.
Can you work with our existing radio network?
Yes. We can program new radios to your channels and talk to you about expanding coverage. Call 1300 266 682.