Two-Way Radio Repeaters & Signal Boosters

Eliminate signal blackspots and massively extend two-way radio transmission range with PMC Telecom’s selection of two-way radio repeaters, base stations, and duplexers. Ideal for large multi-story buildings, expansive industrial warehouses, security complexes, and wide-area operations across the UK.

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  1. Puma Radio Repeater with Antenna
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    14878
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    £3,350.00 £4,020.00
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    Motorola MOTOTRBO™ SLR8000 Repeater - Refurbished - UHF
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    20817
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    Motorola SLR5500 403-470 50W Repeater (UHF)
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    19533
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    £2,345.00 £2,814.00
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    Motorola SLR5500 136-174 50W Repeater - (VHF)
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    14777
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    £2,200.00 £2,640.00
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    Motorola DR3000 Digital Two Way Radio Repeater - Refurbished
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Eliminate signal blackspots and massively extend two-way radio transmission range with PMC Telecom’s selection of two-way radio repeaters, base stations, and duplexers. Ideal for large multi-story buildings, expansive industrial warehouses, security complexes, and wide-area operations across the UK.

How Two-Way Radio Repeaters Extend Your Fleet Coverage

A two-way radio repeater is an automated transceiver that receives a weak transmission on one frequency and simultaneously re-transmits it at higher power (typically 25W to 50W) on another frequency via an elevated antenna. This overcomes physical obstacles such as steel structures, concrete basements, hills, and dense foliage.

DMR Digital vs. Analogue Repeaters

Modern Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) Tier II repeaters use 2-slot TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) technology. This enables two independent voice or data conversations simultaneously on a single licensed 12.5kHz channel, doubling system capacity without requiring additional Ofcom spectrum fees.

Duplexers & Antenna Placement

A cavity duplexer allows the repeater to transmit and receive concurrently through a single antenna without self-interference. For maximum range, pairing the repeater with a low-loss coaxial cable (e.g. RG-213 or LMR-400) and a high-gain omnidirectional collinear antenna is critical.

UK Ofcom Licensing for Radio Repeaters

Because repeaters operate at higher transmit power and use split frequencies, they require a valid UK Ofcom Business Radio License (such as a Technically Assigned or Area Defined license). At PMC Telecom, our technical specialists can assist you with frequency coordination, Ofcom application support, and pre-programmed plug-and-play setup.