About Tele Radio
Tele Radio specializes in wireless remote control systems designed to improve safety and efficiency in industrial environments. Our solutions are ideal for welding automation, lifting equipment, and custom machinery. With rugged transmitters, certified safety functions (PLd/SIL3), and fully customizable hardware and software, operators gain reliable control from a safe distance. Whether managing welding positioners, automated lines, or support machinery, Tele Radio offers proven solutions backed by local service and fast delivery. Learn more about how wireless control can improve uptime and safety in your welding operations at www.tele-radio.com.
Contact person: Sales Team
Contact number: +1 (305)459 0763
Contact email: usa@teleradio.com
Products
PANTHER
Customizing your system is simple with Tele Radio’s Panther series. These 2.4 GHz transmitters and receivers offer flexible, interference-free control—even with hundreds of systems operating nearby. Built-in fail-safe features include a heartbeat signal that stops operation if interrupted. If a transmitter is lost, any other unit from the same line can take over instantly. One transmitter can control up to four cranes independently, or multiple transmitters can control the same receiver—ideal for shared operations. With four billion code combinations, Panther ensures secure, scalable wireless control. It’s the most versatile system we offer for overhead cranes and other industrial equipment.
TIGER
Tele Radio’s Tiger system offers advanced, certified safety and reliable performance for industrial applications. With relay, analog, and digital I/O options—including SIL3 IEC 61508 and PLe-certified STOP and safety relays—Tiger meets the highest safety standards. Feedback from the machine is available on the transmitter’s LCD screen or via status LEDs. The system is pre-programmed to suit a wide range of applications, with custom software available. Tiger G2 pushbutton transmitters are rugged, IP65–IP66 rated, and built for daily use. Models with screens display real-time data, giving operators a safer and more informed control experience in demanding environments.
TEQ LINE
Tele Radio’s TEQ waist transmitters are built for complex control applications requiring precision and versatility. Worn via neck, shoulder, or hip belts, they allow comfortable two-handed operation with large ergonomic handles. Available in three sizes, each can be tailored with joysticks, pushbuttons, switches, and up to a 4.3" display for real-time machine feedback. Choose a compact model or a larger unit with expanded control capacity. Whether standard or fully customized, TEQ transmitters offer nearly limitless configuration possibilities—making them ideal for demanding industrial environments where control, comfort, and safety are essential.
Customization at its finest
At Tele Radio, customization goes beyond software. Our remote control systems can be fully tailored to meet your exact operational needs—both in function and design. Choose from a wide range of transmitters and receivers, and configure them with the buttons, switches, joysticks, and feedback options your application requires. Whether it’s a compact handheld or a full-size waist transmitter with screen, layout and functionality are built around your process. From labels and housing to communication protocols and safety levels, every detail can be adapted. Customization ensures better workflow, higher safety, and a system that truly fits how you work.
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