As an efficient communication tool, two-way radios are widely used in various fields, including restaurants, hotels, property management, guesthouses, construction sites, supermarkets, and more. Do you have a thought for equipping your restaurant staff with lightweight and portable two-way radios to improve efficiency?
As far as I know, some small restaurants rely on shouting for communication among staff members. This not only strains their voices but also disrupts the dining experience for customers, as periodic loud calls can be quite disturbing.
Other restaurants employ fixed-location communication devices, which are practical when there are multiple floors and staff members need to communicate between them. When a staff member on one floor needs to coordinate with someone on another, they have to walk to the designated communication device location to transmit their message. However, this method has its drawbacks. The recipient on the other end may not always be the person you want to speak to. Restaurant staff are constantly moving around to attend to customer needs, so their routes are not fixed. It’s not always possible to assign someone to stand by the device to answer calls, and miscommunication or missed calls can occur frequently.
If this is the case for small restaurants, what about larger ones? Therefore, this article aims to guide you in selecting the right two-way radios for restaurant use.
Considering that restaurant staff need to be on the move and perform physical tasks like carrying trays and taking out the trash, it’s essential to choose compact and lightweight radios to avoid burdening the servers further.
Additionally, since restaurant environments can be noisy, it’s advisable to opt for radios with large audio speakers. If possible, consider radios with noise-canceling features to enhance communication clarity. Longer battery life is also crucial to ensure the radios are available when needed.
Furthermore, the ability to wear earphones is important. This allows for private communication without disturbing customers. For those who find wired earphones inconvenient or prone to tangling, you might want to try Chierda’s Bluetooth two-way radios. They feature the latest Bluetooth 5.3 version with a stable 10-meter connection range. These radios can connect to both your mobile phone and other Bluetooth headsets designed for two-way radios. They even come with touchscreen PTT (Push-to-Talk) options, enabling you to communicate hands-free with the VOX function.
When it comes to choosing restaurant two-way radios, choose Chierda. We look forward to hearing from you.