Wireless Comms & Radio Hire
Wireless comms hire across three approaches: GREEN-GO networked intercom (rack stations, wireless beltpacks, Dante and radio interfaces), Altair licence-free wireless partyline, Motorola DP1400 UHF radios with a repeater for site-wide coverage, and Hollyland Mars T1000 for compact full-duplex teams.
GREEN-GO runs over standard network cable and interfaces to Dante and two-way radio, which is why it anchors bigger productions; Altair covers the classic four-user duplex ring; radios with chargers, earpieces and speaker mics handle stewarding, car parks and site crews.
Most hired: Motorola DP1400 6 Way Charger · Motorola DP1400 UHF Radio · GREEN-GO GGO-WBPX Wireless Beltpack · GREEN-GO GGO-BC6 Battery Charger · GREEN-GO GGO-NRGP Li-Ion Battery
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Common questions
Which wireless comms system suits my event?
This is dependant on your event. Tell us the crew size and site and we will spec it.
Can GREEN-GO connect to our wired comms or radios?
Yes — the 2-wire interface joins existing wired comms, the radio interface brings the Motorolas into the intercom, and the Dante interface ties comms into the audio network.
How many radios can you supply?
Enough for a full site team, with multi-way chargers, earpieces and speaker mics — and the SLR5500 repeater when the site is large or built-up.
Are the Altair systems licence-free?
Yes — they run in licence-free spectrum, so there is nothing to apply for before show day.