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12th July 2022
The opening of the Lexicon provided an opportunity for a new radio system to be deployed, that covered not only the centre but the wider town centre. Members of the Management Team had been familiar with MOTOTRBO having made use of it in Princess Square. In time for opening day all stakeholders had reviewed the portfolio of products and chosen a specification that gave both the Management and Tenants, a future proof solution, to respond to the demands of a busy retail environment.
18th June 2021
The opening of the Lexicon provided an opportunity for a new radio system to be deployed, that covered not only the centre but the wider town centre. Members of the Management Team had been familiar with MOTOTRBO having made use of it in Princess Square. In time for opening day all stakeholders had reviewed the portfolio of products and chosen a specification that gave both the Management and Tenants, a future proof solution, to respond to the demands of a busy retail environment.
28th March 2020
Previously, PWC operated an outdated radio analogue system which provided users with only two channels; one for security and the second shared amongst various service teams on an open call basis. Radio traffic was non-specific to most users and access restricted due to near continual usage.
Effective coverage in all areas was also an issue compromising security. Prior to system design, a comprehensive building survey and analysis of end-user requirements were conducted by Radiocoms.