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Elite2Way
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Two-way radios for manufacturing plants that link production, materials, and maintenance.

Plant ops, maintenance, materials, and shipping need to talk across a 200,000-square-foot floor — over machine noise, between mezzanines, and into the loading dock.

Nationwide cellularNo FCC license72-hour shipping

Operator using Elite2Way cellular push-to-talk radio in a manufacturing environment

A typical day on a manufacturing site.

7am shift change. The outgoing supervisor briefs the incoming on a CNC down for tooling. Materials is forklifting pallets to staging. Maintenance is responding to a hydraulic line on the secondary press. Shipping is pulling for an afternoon trailer. QA is sampling mid-run. Across an open floor with mezzanines, indoor cranes, and loading docks at four corners, the only way everyone hears the same line-down call is if every radio is on the same channel — and the only way that works is if the radios actually reach.

How POC LTE solves it.

  • Cellular push-to-talk works across the plant, mezzanines, and exterior yards.
  • Rugged speaker mics that cut through machine noise and hearing-protection earplugs.
  • Separate channels for production, materials, maintenance, shipping, and QA.
  • Private cellular talk groups keep proprietary process data off open spectrum.
  • Pre-programmed line-down channel monitored by every radio in the fleet.

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.

Plant manager

Coordinate shift handoffs, escalate from production to engineering.

Shift supervisor

Run a shift, escalate line-down events to maintenance and management.

Materials handler

Stage pallets, coordinate forklift moves with the floor team.

Maintenance lead

Respond to line-down calls across multiple machines simultaneously.

Shipping supervisor

Pull outbound loads, sync trailer arrivals with dock door availability.

QA inspector

Pull samples mid-run, escalate holds to production and shipping.

Line operator

Call for materials, flag QA issues, escalate to shift supervisor.

On-call engineer

Take after-hours line-down calls from anywhere on or off site.

POC LTE vs UHF/VHF for manufacturing.

Coverage across the plant

UHF/VHF

Repeaters needed

Elite2Way

Wherever cell signal reaches

Audio in machine noise

UHF/VHF

Speaker-dependent

Elite2Way

Heavy-duty speaker mics available

FCC license

UHF/VHF

Required

Elite2Way

Not required

Multi-shift handoffs

UHF/VHF

Reprogramming common

Elite2Way

Talk groups persist across shifts

Recommended setup.

The most common starting point for teams in this vertical. We adjust based on your roster — call us with your headcount.

Programming

Vertical-specific config

Heavy-duty speaker mics for operators. Separate channels for production, materials, maintenance, shipping, and QA. A dedicated line-down channel sits on every radio.

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Common questions about manufacturing.

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