Communications
Tait Expands Its DMR Solutions Range For Essential Team Communications
New Tait Open2 portfolio delivers simple and affordable DMR Tier 2 solutions
Security, hospitality, education, transport, manufacturing, and
logistics users will benefit from a new reliable and cost-effective solution as Tait Communications expands its Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) standards-based offerings.
The global leader in interoperable, open standards critical
communications launched its Tait Open2 solution, featuring new portable and mobile radios, infrastructure, accessories, and monitoring and services tools.
Based on the DMR Tier 2 conventional standard, Tait Open2 provides a high-quality solution for essential team communications within small and medium sized operations, at an entry level price.
The new product line builds on Tait’s leading DMR portfolio, which offers a highly flexible range of open solutions from simple, essential communications to specialist applications for high-risk operations. The Open2 product line was designed and tested to Tait’s tradition of high-quality, durable products.
Tait Open2 was previewed at the International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) in Las Vegas 18th-19th March and will be showcased at New Zealand’s Comms Connect 27th-28th May, followed by Critical Communications World (CCW) 16th-18th June in London.
As a leader in DMR open standards, this is another example of Tait innovating to deliver solutions for its growing customer-base, says Paul Mora, vice president of enterprise at Tait Communications.
“Tait Open2 is ideal for small to medium sized customers who need a reliable, rugged and affordable solution they can trust without proprietary or feature license restrictions. We’re excited to launch Tait Open2 to provide greater flexibility and choice to our dealer and customer network and extend our New Zealand- based expertise to more teams around the world.”
The announcement follows the March 2026 launch of the Tait OpenTrunk shared control channel solution for spectrum- constrained organisations in similar industries that need enhanced communications.
Tait Open2 Highlights
Tait Open2 portables and mobiles feature a rugged, compact design; support automated lone worker safety alerts; and include an orange emergency button.
The TO2-P10 is the simplest, most affordable portable in the range for teams that need the most essential functionality. The TO2-P55 provides additional features with a colour screen, menu navigation keys and built-in Bluetooth and GPS. Tait Open2 mobiles also have a colour screen, menu navigation keys and optional GPS capability.
Tait Open2 base stations offer a cost-effective way to expand radio coverage, keeping teams connected and safe across your operations.
Tait Open2 portables, mobiles and base stations come ready for single-and multi-site operation, with no additional licenses required. Tait Open2 base stations support simple and cost-effective network architecture options.
Standards-Based Open Ecosystem
Open standards protect customers’ freedom to choose the vendors, devices and applications that best meet their needs and budgets. Tait Open2 is based on the Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) Tier 2 standard and supports Application
Interface
Specifications (AIS), enabling compatibility with a range of third-party applications.
Availability
Tait Open2 is available through your local Tait Communications dealer. The first release includes the UHF frequency band with compliances for Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Europe. Support for the VHF frequency band and compliances for more countries will be announced later this year.
Tait OpenDMR is supported by a growing network of trusted partners and dealers around the world who provide the local expertise and support to deliver the right communications solution for customers.
For more information visit:
https://www.taitcommunications.com/products/dmr-radio/tait-open2 fmuk 33
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