QuickTalk Voice Alerting Radio Transmitter With Optional Key FOB Receiver

Monitor virtually any process or condition 24/7/365 over your 2-way radio system. Wireless alerting empowers your staff to respond to emergencies more quickly, to prevent costly damage or reduce disruptive downtime. Monitor temperature, liquid level, power-fail, moisture, vandal/tamper alarm, panic alarm, door ajar…etc. The RQT is an industrial-grade, radio transmitter with on-board switch inputs and recordable voice messages. Connect up to 4 different sensors or switches to the RQT and record a corresponding voice message for each, when the sensor or switch detects a change, your custom voice message will be immediately transmitted to the appropriate radio-equipped personnel.    

When equipped with the optional receiver, the RQT transmitter can now be remotely activated by 1 or more discreet and palm-sized wireless Key FOB transmitters or the compact and battery powered wireless call button (RQA-1B).

The key fob transmitter is ideal for courtrooms, medical facilities, assisted-living, schools, hotels, retail or other locations where discreet and instant alerting may be required. Can be used in emergency and non-emergency applications.

The RQT is compatible with any VHF or UHF business band 2-way radio and can even be programmed to work with radio repeaters.

Features:

• Models: UHF 450-470MHz, VHF 150-165MHz, VHF MURS License-Free Business Use
• Analog, Narrow Band Only (12.5kHz) Operation
• 120mW and 2 Watt Models Available
• Monitor Up To 4 Switch Inputs
• Multi-Channel/Frequency Capability. Each input can be programmed to transmit on a different frequency, (e.g. Input 1 transmits on the Maintenance channel; Input 2 Security; Input 3 Operations etc.)
• Optional, Internal, 433MHz UHF Receiver. Receiver allows remote keyfob activation (e.g. Emergency Call Button) from up to a few hundred feet away.
• Easy to record voice messages.
• PC Programmable
• Designed and Assembled In The USA

Watch the QuickTalk in action as part of this creative solution from Warner Communications: