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6-Pack
Full crew coverage with priority shipping
$1,650.00
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Two-way radios for hotels that work in basements, ballrooms, and back-of-house.
Front desk, housekeeping, banquet captains, and security need to reach each other from the laundry on B2 to the rooftop event space — without dead zones or licensed frequencies.
Nationwide cellularNo FCC license72-hour shipping
A typical day on a hotels site.
It's 6:30am. Housekeeping starts at the top floor while engineering rolls into the boiler room. By 10am, banquet is setting a 250-seat lunch in the ballroom and the GM is taking a callback from a VIP at the front desk. The valet captain needs to flag the bell stand about an early arrival. The security supervisor is sweeping the loading dock for an unaccompanied vendor. None of these people are sitting at a desk. Most of them are below grade or behind concrete walls where line-of-sight UHF cuts in and out. They share a property but not a frequency — and the moment three different teams need to talk at once, you find out fast whether your radios actually work.
How POC LTE solves it.
- Cellular push-to-talk works in basements, freight elevators, and parking garages — anywhere a phone gets a bar.
- Each department gets its own talk group. Housekeeping doesn't hear engineering doesn't hear banquet.
- Add a 6-radio property in 72 hours when you book a back-to-back event.
- No FCC licensing, no frequency coordination, no annual filings.
- Discreet acoustic-tube earpiece option for front-of-house roles where a clipped speaker would read wrong.
Roles we equip.
The radios are sized and programmed for who actually uses them. A front desk gets a different setup than a banquet captain or a security supervisor.
Front desk manager
Hand off arrivals to bellhops, flag housekeeping for early check-ins.
Housekeeping supervisor
Coordinate room status across floors, escalate to engineering for repairs.
Banquet captain
Sync service timing across kitchen, bar, and floor during plated meals.
Security supervisor
Patrol coordination, escort calls, after-hours loading dock control.
Engineering tech
Triage maintenance tickets from anywhere on the property, including mechanical rooms.
Valet captain
Pre-stage cars on inbound VIP, coordinate with bell stand.
F&B floor manager
Reach back-of-house for 86'd items without leaving the floor.
GM on-call
Stay reachable across the whole property without juggling a phone.
POC LTE vs UHF/VHF for hotels.
| UHF/VHF radios | Elite2Way POC LTE | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage across the property | Dead zones below grade | Wherever cell signal reaches |
| Talk groups per department | Limited by frequency | Unlimited — programmed per role |
| Add radios for a peak event | New programming required | Ship in 72 hours, pre-programmed |
| FCC license | Required for business use | Not required |
| Discreet earpiece options | Limited | Acoustic tube + D-ring for front-of-house |
Coverage across the property
UHF/VHF
Dead zones below grade
Elite2Way
Wherever cell signal reaches
Talk groups per department
UHF/VHF
Limited by frequency
Elite2Way
Unlimited — programmed per role
Add radios for a peak event
UHF/VHF
New programming required
Elite2Way
Ship in 72 hours, pre-programmed
FCC license
UHF/VHF
Required for business use
Elite2Way
Not required
Discreet earpiece options
UHF/VHF
Limited
Elite2Way
Acoustic tube + D-ring for front-of-house
Recommended setup.
The most common starting point for teams in this vertical. We adjust based on your roster — call us with your headcount.
Accessories
Recommended earpieces
- 1-Wire Acoustic Tube Earpiece
- 1-Wire D-Ring Earpiece
Programming
Vertical-specific config
We program separate talk groups for front desk, housekeeping, banquet, engineering, and security so cross-traffic stays clean. GM gets a master channel that hears all of them.
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