Stadium two-way radios for match days and major events
Stadiums and arenas run on instant communication. Our stadium two-way radios connect the control room with stewards, security, gates, first aid, cleaning, catering and the grounds crew, so hundreds of staff can work as one team on match, concert and event days. Radio Industries supplies radios, earpieces, repeaters, call boxes and body cameras to stadiums, arenas, racecourses and showgrounds across Australia.
What stadiums and arenas use
Digital handheld radios
DMR radios with private talk groups for each team and an all-call for the control room. See handheld radios.
Surveillance earpieces
Stewards and security hear every call clearly over crowd noise. See earpieces.
Repeaters
Coverage through concrete stands, concourses, tunnels and underground car parks. See repeaters.
Radio call boxes
One-button call points for gates, turnstiles, kiosks and lifts. See call boxes.
Body-worn cameras
Help security teams record incidents at gates, bars and concourses. See body cameras.
Hearing protection headsets
For grounds crews on mowers and plant, and staff near PA stacks. See headsets.
Built for match-day operations
Separate talk groups for security, stewards, medical, cleaning, catering and broadcast
Emergency all-call so the control room can reach every radio at once
Loud, clear audio and noise-cancelling microphones for a full crowd
Long battery life and multi-unit chargers for long event days
No reliance on mobile networks, which often congest when the stadium is full
Coverage for stands, tunnels and car parks
Concrete and steel block radio signals, so most stadiums need a repeater or in-building coverage to reach plant rooms, stairwells, change rooms and underground car parks. We can survey your venue and design coverage for every level and zone.
Most stadiums use digital DMR radios on private licensed channels, with separate talk groups for each team and repeaters for coverage through the stands and underground areas. Call 1300 266 682 and we will recommend a system.
How do stewards hear radio calls over crowd noise?
Surveillance earpieces and noise-cancelling microphones keep calls clear in a full stadium. See earpieces.
Can radios cover tunnels, change rooms and car parks?
Usually with a repeater or in-building coverage, because concrete and steel block signals. We can assess your venue and recommend the right solution.
Can the control room call everyone at once?
Yes. Digital radios support an all-call or emergency call that reaches every radio, while teams keep their own talk groups for day-to-day calls.
Can we add radios for big events?
Yes. Many venues keep a core fleet and add hire radios for major events, programmed to work with their existing channels.