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Q-Series Analog Callbox

The Q-series analog callbox is a fixed-location wireless 2-way callbox that allows direct wireless communication to be positioned exactly where it is needed to maximize safety, security and manpower efficiency. The Q-series deploys easily, with no trenching or extensive construction required. This compact, cost-effective wireless callbox allows staff and visitors to communicate with existing portable radios and base station radios, thus more fully utilizing existing communication assets.

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