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Full-Duplex Team Wireless Communication System

A professional Sub-1G private-network communication system that supports simultaneous two-way voice, independent group operation and locally controlled deployment for coordinated teams.

Full-Duplex Team Wireless Communication System product overview

Key Features

Up to 32 Terminals

One cluster gateway supports connection for up to 32 handheld terminals.

Four Independent Groups

Organize communication into as many as four independent groups without interference between groups.

Eight Full-Duplex Users

Each group supports simultaneous two-way voice for up to eight users.

Private Sub-1G Network

Build local team communication without depending on public-network coverage.

Why Teams Need Full-Duplex Communication

Traditional push-to-talk communication allows one person to speak while everyone else waits, which can delay time-sensitive information and restrict natural conversation. Full-duplex communication lets team members talk and listen at the same time, supporting faster coordination in high-intensity professional scenarios.

Comparison of traditional push-to-talk and full-duplex team communication

Professional Audio and Connectivity Features

The system combines low-latency full-duplex voice, microphone and speaker support, noise reduction, echo cancellation and Bluetooth headset compatibility. Sub-1G wireless access and dedicated audio processing support clear and stable communication across complex working environments.

Professional audio and wireless communication capabilities

System Components and Operating Method

Handheld terminals connect automatically to a cluster gateway that manages terminal groups and provides local network interconnection through Sub-1G wireless access. The locally controlled architecture supports independent group communication without renting or depending on a public network.

Handheld terminals and cluster gateway operating over a private Sub-1G network

Key Functional Highlights

A single gateway supports 32 terminals, four independent groups and up to eight full-duplex users per group, with private network deployment and Sub-1G wireless access. Hardware-based PUF authentication, enhanced audio technology and Bluetooth headset support provide secure and flexible operation for professional teams.

Functional highlights of the full-duplex team communication system

A Different Team Communication Experience

Unlike traditional push-to-talk systems, full-duplex users can speak and listen simultaneously without button switching or queued messages. Immediate information delivery and smoother coordination make the system suitable for high-intensity collaborative work that requires locally controlled communication.

Comparison between push-to-talk and full-duplex team communication

Technical Specifications Overview

The handheld terminal supports full-duplex two-way voice, Sub-1G operation, up to four groups, Bluetooth and Type-C charging, with audio enhancement and a replaceable lithium battery. The gateway supports up to 32 terminals, four independent groups, microphone and speaker ports, Ethernet and Type-C connectivity, PUF-based encryption and DC 9–36 V power.

Technical specifications for the handheld terminal and cluster gateway

Built for Professional Team Communication

The platform combines full-duplex communication, group management, stable wireless performance and advanced security in one locally deployable system. Flexible adaptation and service support help professional teams establish efficient, safer and more reliable communication for demanding applications.

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Full-duplex wireless intercom: system planning

The published configuration uses a private Sub-1G network for simultaneous two-way team voice. One cluster gateway supports up to 32 handheld terminals, organized into as many as four independent groups, with up to eight full-duplex users per group.

What does full-duplex team communication mean here?

Users in a group can speak and listen simultaneously. The described configuration supports simultaneous two-way voice for up to eight users per group.

Are 32 terminals all in one eight-user conversation?

The product describes up to 32 handheld terminals connected to one cluster gateway and as many as four independent groups. Each group supports up to eight full-duplex users.

Does the system depend on public mobile-network coverage?

The described team voice configuration runs on a private Sub-1G network. Confirm the regional radio configuration and installation requirements for the project.

What should be confirmed before deployment?

Confirm the terminal and gateway arrangement, group assignments, local radio requirements, charging plan, and site coverage. The product page does not establish a universal range for every site.



Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom for Team Communication: Project Guide

Private Sub-1G full-duplex intercom supporting up to 32 terminals in four independent groups of up to eight simultaneous users. Review the team configuration.

Choose your project configuration

  1. Gateway and terminal quantities for each working team.
  2. Up to four independent groups and eight full-duplex users per group.
  3. Regional radio configuration and deployment layout.

For a quotation, share the installation market, planned quantity and site or host-equipment details. Agree the supplied model, interfaces, maintenance access and service scope.

Product and purchasing questions

Can all 32 terminals speak in one eight-user group?

The described cluster gateway supports up to 32 terminals organized into as many as four independent groups. Each group supports up to eight full-duplex users. Group structure and terminal capacity are separate planning values.

How many terminals can connect to a gateway?

One cluster gateway supports connection for up to 32 handheld terminals.

How are the independent groups arranged?

Organize communication into as many as four independent groups without interference between groups.