Repairs and Servicing

National Wireless is an accredited repair centre for Sepura and Hytera radios. We also repair radios from many other manufacturers including GME and Motorola. Our process for equipment repair is designed to ensure efficient handling of your equipment at every stage and to return your communication systems to you as quickly as possible, in a reliable and updated state.

There are three ways to organise an equipment repair service:

1. Fill out the Service form and choose ‘Service and Repair’, please include the brand and model of the radio and we will respond as soon as possible.
2. Our service administrators strive to answer your calls and ensure your needs are dealt with promptly. Call 02 4964 1533 and ask to book a service/repair.
3. Click here to print an equipment repair form. Provide a clear description of the fault/s. Record the job number on the shipping label. Remove accessories unless related to the problem (Please note: There are various restrictions to sending batteries via air if unsure contact 02 4964 1533.). Send the item/s with the shipping label to – 3/10 Enterprise Drive, Beresfield NSW 2322.

Here is a brief overview of what to expect utilising our equipment repair service:

1. Clear and friendly communication from both our service administrators and technical team.
2. We charge a minimum assessment fee of $86 AUD plus GST unless the repairs meet manufacturer warranty criteria.
3. Once the equipment is received by National Wireless, we will complete a full assessment. Our trained technicians use the latest technology to perform this assessment.
4. If the equipment is determined to require repair or replacement and is not under warranty, we will proceed with repairs up to the value of $300 AUD plus GST without authorisation. If the cost of repairs (including the assessment fee) exceeds $300 AUD, we will provide you with a repair estimate.

Terms and Conditions include:

• Unless otherwise indicated, National Wireless will repair to the manufactures specifications.
• A minimum assessment fee will be charged unless the fault meets manufacturer warranty criteria.
• Courier charges will apply for the collection and delivery of equipment.

National Wireless believes that wireless communication systems are integral to the productivity and safety of an organisation and its employees. It is vital that your communication equipment is working to full capacity. National Wireless is equipped with specially fitted services vehicles and maintains highly qualified and experienced technicians. We invest in the latest technology for servicing and testing equipment. Our repair centre is well-positioned in the Hunter Valley and offers the highest level of expertise.

There are two ways to organise an equipment repair service:

1. Fill out the Service form and choose ‘Onsite Service Request’, please include the brand and model of the equipment and any requirements of the site in the ‘Details’ section, and we will respond as soon as possible.
2. Our service administrators strive to answer your calls and ensure your needs are dealt with promptly. Call 02 4964 1533 and ask to book an onsite service.

National Wireless also offers ongoing support and maintenance plans.

 A Support Plan is an agreement between National Wireless and your company, to ensure ongoing resources and materials support – guaranteeing your system functions optimally. National Wireless will design a support plan to suit your requirements.

There are three main components of a Support Plan:

• Planned preventative maintenance works
• Unplanned restoration works
• Improvement works

Maintaining and acquiring the correct licences can be confusing. National Wireless can advise on your company’s statutory obligations, negotiate the relevant licence/s and program your radios to the allocated frequency. We can ensure your systems are designed and maintained to maximise the use of your frequency, minimising capital costs, and increasing the overall efficiency of your wireless communication system.

There are two ways to organise an equipment repair service:

1. Fill out the Service form and choose ‘ACMA Licencing’, please include the brand and model of the equipment, and any details of current licencing -if known-, and we will respond as soon as possible.
2. Our service administrators strive to answer your calls and ensure your needs are dealt with promptly. Call 02 4964 1533 and ask to book an ACMA Licence Check / Update.

Sign up for your 1 week No-Obligation Trial

We’ll be in touch to help you decide the best products to trial and the logistics of setting the trial up.

Speak to our team

We’ll respond the same day for enquiries received during business hours. Alternatively, give us a call on 02 4964 1533.

Test our system for one week

We will provide you with reliable digital two-way radios that you and your team can experience first-hand, with absolutely zero obligation to proceed.

Make your decision

When your trial is complete, we will organise to collect the trial radios. If you love our radios, we will then help tailor a complete solution for your team.

Communication is critical in cooperative operations. National Wireless Radio Coverage Tests allow our team to investigate coverage blackspots and ensure your communication solution is tailored to your site, so your team can work efficiently and effectively.

By booking a radio coverage test, our solutions development team can work with you to:

• Analyse Signal Strength
• Determine Network Solutions
• Locate Coverage Blackspots
• Boost your Reception Distance

Radio coverage determines your systems communication range, clarity, and reliability. Traditional radios operate in frequency ranges between 150-900MHz, which travel via “line of sight”. Although these signals can bounce off of physical objects, they have difficulty penetrating metallic obstructions and other physical obtrusions.

Common solutions to these factors can include raising antenna heights – thus bypassing geographical interference – and installation of repeater sites which bolsters frequency strength to overcome physical deterrents. Radio equipment, such as antennas, can increase range by increasing the radios sensitivity to frequency waves.