Why choose TB7300?
Conveniently Compact
The slim 1U TB7300 is easy to transport and install; an ideal choice when space for RF equipment is limited. It operates as a multi-mode repeater, and is an economical solution with real estate savings.
High Performance
The TB7300 is a Base station/Repeater with a high performance Base Station receiver. Your organization will enjoy excellent audio quality when transmitting and receiving audio. Like our other products, it is engineered to the Tait Tough quality and performance.
Network Data Services
The TB7300 supports current and future data services, embedded location data, and short data messages for location, status and text. It also increases efficiency by supporting packet data for workforce management, Telemetry, SCADA and customer specific applications.
A smart investment, made to evolve
The TB7300 is a cost-effective base station/repeater that can operate in DMR Tier 2 mode, with two available voice channels, or DMR Tier 3 single-site trunking mode for even better resource management. It also supports analog conventional mode (repeater only). You can change from one mode of operation to another, providing you flexibility in network design and scalability, allowing your network to easily expand to suit the needs of your organization
Efficient power consumption
The TB7300 operates with reduced power demand and is very efficient in the Tait Tier 2 Multisite System with Tait terminals.
Integrated solution component
The Tait TB7300 is an element of global network architecture. This multi-mode base station supports all major expected features, including Tait Enable suite, the 9300 series equipment, and all Tait partner solutions (dispatch consoles/voice recorders, location solutions, multi-network connectivity and many others.)
Extensive Diagnostics
Diagnostic features supported by the TB7300 include spectrum Monitor, SNMP Management Capability, and a web UI driven for both RF and Network.
Customization
Control, customize, and enhance base station operations with TaskBuilder, by creating rules that extend the functionality of the base station. Rules can control channel changes, digital outputs, timers, and alarms, based on events and external signals.
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