Two Way Radios For Sale​

Two way radio prices in Australia range from around $100 for entry-level UHF CB handhelds to over $2,000 for high-end digital DMR or intrinsically safe radios. The final cost depends on the brand, whether the radio is analogue or digital, the frequency band, any required certifications like IECEx or ATEX, and the accessories you need. Pre-configured packages and volume orders attract better pricing. For an accurate quote based on your operation, speak with our team or browse our online store for current pricing.

It depends on the frequency the radio operates on. UHF CB radios (Citizen Band) operate on 80 shared channels and do not require an individual licence, making them suitable for casual use and small teams. Licensed business radios operate on dedicated business frequencies under an ACMA apparatus licence, which gives you exclusive channel use and better interference protection. As an ACMA accredited supplier, Digicom Wireless arranges licensing on your behalf when you purchase licensed equipment.

UHF (Ultra High Frequency) is better for built-up environments like construction sites, warehouses, hotels, retail venues and most urban or industrial settings, because UHF signals penetrate walls, buildings and steel structures more effectively. VHF (Very High Frequency) is better for open environments with line-of-sight communication, like farms, open mining sites or large outdoor areas with minimal obstructions. For most Australian business applications, UHF is the better choice.

For most new investments, digital DMR radios are the better choice. Digital radios deliver clearer audio across the full coverage area, twice the channel capacity per frequency, longer battery life, and built-in features like GPS, text messaging, lone worker alerts and encryption. Analogue remains a valid choice for simple operations with small teams and minimal interference concerns. Most major manufacturers including Motorola and Hytera now lead with digital models.

Digicom Wireless is a Motorola Solutions Platinum Channel Partner, so Motorola sits at the centre of our range. We also supply Hytera, Kenwood, Icom, Sonim and Cel-Fi. Our team can recommend the right brand based on your industry, operating environment, budget and any integration requirements with existing systems.

Handheld two way radio range depends on the radio's power output, the frequency band, antenna design and the environment. In built-up urban areas with obstructions, expect a few hundred metres up to around one kilometre. In open outdoor terrain with line of sight, handhelds can reach several kilometres. For wider coverage, mobile radios, repeaters and WAVE PTX over cellular extend communication across cities, states and nationwide.

Yes. Every radio supplied by Digicom Wireless is fully programmed and ready to use on arrival. We configure your channels, talk groups, scan lists and any required features like emergency calling or lone worker alerts before dispatch, so your team can pick up the radios and start communicating straight away.

Both. Our online store at shop.digicomwireless.com.au lets you browse and purchase a range of two way radios, packages and accessories directly. For complex setups, multi-site coverage requirements, intrinsically safe applications, or anything requiring a tailored recommendation, give us a call on 1300 398 221 and our team will work through the right solution with you.

Yes. All new two way radios supplied by Digicom Wireless come with the full manufacturer warranty, which varies by brand and model. We handle warranty claims and repair turnaround on your behalf through our own repair centre, so you do not need to deal directly with the manufacturer.

Yes. We dispatch two way radios from our Sydney base to every state and territory across Australia, including metro areas, regional locations and remote mining, oil and gas, and industrial sites. Most orders are dispatched within one to two business days depending on programming requirements. For Sydney metropolitan deliveries and urgent requirements, faster turnaround is often available.

Yes. Digicom Wireless supplies pre-configured six-pack bundles and tailored fleet orders for businesses, government departments, schools and industrial operations. Volume packages can include radios, multi-unit chargers, spare batteries, earpieces and other compatible accessories. Each package can be configured around your team size, workplace and communication requirements.

In many cases, they can. Compatibility depends on the frequency band, analogue or digital technology, radio programming and models already in use. Digicom Wireless can review your existing system and recommend compatible radios or an appropriate upgrade path.

The right accessories depend on your workplace and how your team uses its radios. Common options include multi-unit chargers, spare batteries, remote speaker microphones, discreet earpieces, noise-reducing headsets and protective carry cases. Our specialists can recommend accessories that support comfort, safety and productivity.

Yes. A system evaluation can help determine whether handheld two-way radios will provide sufficient coverage or whether your site needs repeaters, base stations or cellular push-to-talk technology. This helps reduce the risk of purchasing equipment that does not perform reliably throughout your location.