We drop them from 6 feet onto concrete – That's 50% higher than the MIL-STD-810G specification test. We drop each radio dozens of times from different angles, ensuring the durability of everything from the battery and antenna fittings to the internal componentry and the LCD screen.
IP68 and IP65 water and dust protection. Proven to survive with no leaks under 2 meters of water for 30 minutes and 1 meter of water for 2 hours, and tested against water jets.
Every component is selected and tested so the radio can endure harder knocks and more extreme temperatures. The radios are assembled and tested in our own factory, delivering maximum quality where it matters most.
Designed and MIL-STD tested for reliability. Our equipment is tested against standards in temperature, air pressure, humidity, vibration and shock. When you install a Tait Base Station, you can have confidence that it will last.
Depending on your needs, Tait base stations can effectively offer multiple types of redundancy and back-up to ensure that your network is always operational, even in the most difficult times.
Tait radios are built on robust software that is repeatedly tested to ensure your communication abilities stay in tact.
The Tait Tough Range has Grown
We’re excited to announce the addition of new models to the Tait Tough TP9000 range. These new portable radios feature exceptional audio quality, flexible connectivity options, enhanced worker safety tools and an improved user experience.
TAIT TOUGH – What are IP ratings?
Tait radios are built tough to survive the punishment our customers throw at them. Our portables carry both IP65 and IP68 ratings, but what are these IP ratings and how do they help critical comms users?
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Tait Tough – Rugged Radios Built to Last
Tait Radio users work tough jobs. Police, Fire, Emergency services, Resource extraction, and Utility workers face challenging conditions every day. They need comms equipment that is as tough as their jobs are. That’s why Tait engineers have worked together to build the toughest mission critical grade radios ever made.