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DMR INTRINSICALLY SAFE PORTABLES
Communications in Hazardous Areas
In dangerous working environments, safety is not only a priority -- it's a requirement. Find out more about the challenges workers face in hazardous areas and some solutions you may consider for your organization.
Introduction to Intrinsically Safe (IS) Radios
A number of different standards worldwide help guide manufacturers, purchasers and users in the design, manufacture, selection and operation of IS radios. This course will help you to interpret these standards, based on their location in the world, and the environment under which the IS radios will be used.
Intrinsically Safe: Things to Consider
If you're a user or purchaser of small, portable equipment in hazardous environments, then Intrinsic Safety (IS) is likely to be a key requirement. Find out what IS is, and how to get the best when purchasing and using it.
Petrobras, Brazil
Find out how one of the world's leading oil companies invested in a Tait P25 Intrinsically Safe solution to address their dramatically expanding operations in hazardous environments.
Oil Company, Colombia
See how a major international oil company with a network of oil wells and a large processing plant deep in the Colombian jungle chose a Tait Intrinsically Safe solution to improve worker safety and communication.
Huntly Power Plant, New Zealand
Learn how New Zealand's largest thermal power station selected a Tait Intrinsically Safe solution to improve poor coverage caused by the challenging working environment.
Madison County Fire Department - TN, USA
Madison County, Tennessee, USA, provides fire protection that covers 540 square miles. They also manage first-responder calls for EMS and other organizations.
County of Los Angeles Fire Department, CA, USA
The County of Los Angeles Fire Department provides fire protection and life safety services to more than 4 million residents in Los Angeles County, California.
New Zealand Police, New Zealand
The New Zealand Police (NZP) employs more than 10,000 staff around the country and uses a variety of vehicle types to police across a huge land area with different types of terrain.