How It Works

From order to
deployed station.

RadioVault is configured to your radio before it ships. Here is the full path from choosing a model to a mounted, daily-use communication station — and how the Radio Area board completes it.
01

Choose Your Radio Model

RadioVault enclosure front view with a secured two-way radio and external speaker microphone

Start by identifying the two-way radio model your team already uses. Enter the model at checkout so the unit you receive is configured for that exact radio — not a generic fit.

02

We Configure the Speaker Mic & Charging Cable

Rear of the RadioVault enclosure showing the mounting surface and power entry

Before shipment, we install the external speaker microphone and the charging cable matched to your radio model, so the enclosure powers and operates that radio from the moment it arrives.

03

Mount & Deploy

Side angle of the RadioVault enclosure showing the latch and enclosure depth

Mount the enclosure to a wall, post, or the Radio Area board using a solid surface and nearby power. Once mounted, the enclosure becomes a fixed, visible communication station.

04

Daily Use

RadioVault enclosure mounted at a warehouse communication station

Crews talk through the external speaker microphone any time — the radio itself stays locked inside the enclosure and continues charging. No one removes it, checks it out, or carries it off.

05

The Radio Area Board Completes the Station

Front view of the reflective Radio Area mounting board with centered mounting zone

Add the Radio Area Mounting Board — a 24 in × 24 in reflective ACM panel — behind the enclosure to mark the station clearly, day or night, so every shift knows exactly where the radio lives.

Installation

Installation Considerations

A few practical decisions before you mount, so the station works from day one.
  • Mounting surface: a solid wall, post, or the Radio Area board able to support the enclosure and standard hardware.
  • Power: a nearby outlet or run for the charging cable so the radio stays powered continuously.
  • Placement: high-traffic, visible points crews already pass — entrances, time clocks, dock offices, or department thresholds.
  • Quantity per station: generally one RadioVault per shared radio; larger sites with multiple shifts or departments typically need one per department or zone.
Explore

Ready to see the hardware?

Review the enclosure and Radio Area board, browse deployments by industry, or check our FAQ for compatibility and installation questions.

Ready to secure your radios?

Buy a configured RadioVault on Amazon, or tell us about your facility and we will scope the deployment with you.

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