GLOHE DMR radios are professional digital two-way radios built on the DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) standard. Compared with an analog walkie-talkie on the same channel, a DMR radio delivers clearer audio at the edge of range, two voice paths on one 12.5 kHz channel, built-in encryption and a battery that lasts longer because digital transmission draws less power. The GLOHE range covers a 140-gram DMR handheld radio for hotels and retail, 5W DMR two-way radios for logistics and security, and an explosion-proof DMR model for hazardous industrial sites, all supplied to distributors and system integrators with OEM/ODM options.
DMR uses TDMA to split one licensed channel into two time slots, so a business gets double the capacity from the same frequency and the same repeater. Digital audio stays intelligible until the signal drops out instead of fading into static, AI noise reduction on GLOHE models removes machinery and traffic noise, and DSP encryption with frequency hopping keeps conversations private. DMR radios can also run in analog mode, so a fleet can migrate channel by channel while old analog radios remain in service.
DMR two-way radios are the workhorse of on-site communication: warehouses and distribution centres, manufacturing plants, hotels and resorts, shopping centres, schools and campuses, construction sites, security patrols and event operations. Where a site already runs an analog repeater, DMR radios in analog mode keep working from day one; where a wide area or cellular coverage is needed instead, GLOHE PoC radios add nationwide LTE push-to-talk.
GLOHE is a DMR radio manufacturer supplying distributors, dealers and system integrators worldwide. We provide wholesale pricing, private-label and OEM/ODM production, custom firmware, pre-programmed channel plans and full technical documentation. Visit our OEM & ODM services page or contact us for a quotation.
Yes. GLOHE DMR radios support analog mode as well as digital, so they can be programmed to the same analog channels as your current fleet. Teams can switch to digital channel by channel and keep the analog radios in service until the migration is complete.
DMR radios transmit on licensed business frequencies in most countries, so the operator needs the same type of radio licence as for an analog business radio. Licensing rules vary by country; contact us with your location and we will advise on the correct frequency band and channel plan.
Range depends on terrain, buildings and output power rather than on the digital format. A 5W DMR handheld such as the D-366 typically covers a large site or several floors of a building radio-to-radio, and connects to a DMR repeater for site-wide or multi-site coverage. Digital audio stays clear to the edge of that range instead of degrading gradually.
The D-566EX is the explosion-proof model in the range, designed for hazardous and potentially explosive environments such as chemical plants, oil and gas facilities and mines. Contact us with your site classification and we will confirm the correct configuration and documentation for your order.
Yes. Custom logo printing, private labelling, customised packaging, pre-programmed channel plans and firmware customisation are available for distributor and system-integrator orders.
