Day Wireless Systems

10/15/2026

Proud to be part of the Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational & Environmental Health Utah Conference on Safety and Industrial Hygiene. Our team is meeting with the health and safety professionals and exploring how communications and security solutions can support their work. If you are attending, stop by and say hello. 👋

10/15/2026

Great to be at Washington Chapter of APCO/NENA in Bremerton. We’re spending the week with the people who keep emergency communications running, sharing ideas on dispatch solutions and critical communications infrastructure.

10/13/2026

Another upfitting project rolling out of our Burlington, WA shop!

Our team outfitted a fleet of law enforcement vehicles with emergency lights and sirens, partitions, weapon boxes, radios, and cameras.

Looking for vehicle upfitting? Our teams can help with emergency, law enforcement, specialty, and commercial fleet vehicles.

Learn more: https://na2.hubs.ly/H08kxtF0

10/08/2026

What happens when a repeater goes down, the network drops, or a radio goes missing?

For part 3 of our look into MOTOTRBO systems, we are focusing on features that matter in an emergency.

We’re taking a closer look at what happens when equipment fails, connectivity is lost, or a radio is lost or stolen, and how to keep your system current.

Read Part 3: MOTOTRBO Redundancy, Security & System Management Explained: https://na2.hubs.ly/H08gWCN0

MOTOTRBO Redundancy, Security & System Management Explained Posted on September 18, 2026 in MOTOTRBO How Capacity Max, Capacity Plus, IP Site Connect, and Conventional systems keep critical communications running Article 1 covered how Conventional, IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, and Capacity Max sy...

10/01/2026

We're at the Oregon APCO NENA conference this week, connecting with public safety communications professionals and talking about dispatch solutions, tower sites, and tower construction. It's a pleasure to spend time with the people who help keep our communities connected.

Congratulations to our own Richard Warren, who received the Telecommunications Partner Award for his noteworthy contributions to emergency telecommunications. We're proud to work alongside him.

10/01/2026

📍 Tampa, FL Tower Site Highlight

High demand. High visibility. High performance.

In a fast-moving market like Tampa, network performance isn’t optional, it’s critical. This strategically located site places your coverage right where it’s needed most, supporting dense urban demand, major roadways, and continued regional growth.

Site advantages:
• 150’ self-support tower
• Coordinates: 27° 58' 51.99" N | 82° 31' 06.26" W
• Ideal for urban coverage and capacity enhancement
• Strong fit for high-traffic corridors and dense populations
• Supports carrier and public safety networks
• Space available for deployment

Stay ahead of demand in one of Florida’s most competitive and rapidly expanding markets.

👉 Explore more available sites https://na2.hubs.ly/H0883rS0
📨 Connect with us at [email protected]

09/30/2026

A fire breaks out on a production line. Does one message reach every radio, or does your team spend precious minutes relaying instructions group by group?

The answer depends on the system architecture behind the radios. In Part 2 of our MOTOTRBO series, we explain how calling features like All Call, Emergency, and Priority differ across Conventional, IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, and Capacity Max architectures.

Read Part 2: MOTOTRBO Calling Features Explained: https://na2.hubs.ly/H0857380

MOTOTRBO Calling Features Explained Posted on September 18, 2026 in MOTOTRBO All Call, Emergency, Scan, Roaming, and Priority, and how each one actually behaves on Conventional, IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, and Capacity Max In Article 1, we compared the four MOTOTRBO system architectures. But the...

09/24/2026

📡 Network Opportunity – Slocomb, AL

Small town footprint. Big coverage potential.

Our Slocomb, Alabama tower site is a strong option for carriers looking to expand reliable service across southeastern Alabama. With a location that supports both local communities and regional travel routes, this site helps close gaps and strengthen overall network performance.

Site specs:
• 150’ guyed tower
• Coordinates: 31° 06' 38.88" N | 85° 36' 51.12" W
• Ideal for rural coverage expansion and in-fill needs
• Supports commercial and public safety communications
• Available tower space
When your network needs to go further, this site helps you get there.

📍 View additional available sites https://na2.hubs.ly/H07Y3nZ0
📨Connect with us at [email protected]

09/22/2026

Critical communications require more than radios that simply "talk".

The system behind those radios matters too. Organizations need systems that can scale, stay operational during failures, protect against unauthorized use, and remain easy to manage.

So let's get a little technical.

We’re kicking off a three-part series exploring some of the often-overlooked capabilities of MOTOTRBO infrastructure, as well as how key features support communication when it matters most..

Part 1: MOTOTRBO System Explained: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07Y3gC0

MOTOTRBO Systems Explained Posted on September 18, 2026 in MOTOTRBO Conventional vs. IP Site Connect vs. Capacity Plus vs. Capacity Max Organizations that rely on critical communications need more than basic two-way radios “that talk”. They need radio systems that can scale, remain operational d...

09/10/2026

Limited-Time Offer: Now is the time to upgrade or standardize your radio fleet.

Trade in 10 eligible radios and save up to $1,000 on new R Series radios featuring exceptional audio, all-day battery life, and rugged reliability.

Whether you're replacing aging equipment or standardizing radios across your operation, now is a great time to make the move.

Offer ends October 3, 2026.

See if your fleet qualifies: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07JSXd0