Custom Radio Interface Cables for Programming, RoIP, Gateways, and Other Specialty Applications
- Manufacturer: Haloid Custom Services
- Model: Custom Cable
Description:
If you need a custom radio interface cable, Haloid might be able to help. Our technicians follow an ISO9001 process to design custom application cables for radio equipment. We’ve manufactured thousands of cables, for all types of unique applications.
Whether it’s a specialty cable for an existing device, or replacing a discontinued manufacturer cable, we’ll leverage our years of experience to help.
- Multiple applications: ROIP, gateways, programming, microphone extension, repeaters, and more.
- Replace discontinued cables: Often using OEM parts, we can repair or rebuild discontinued cables.
- Extend distance: Extend (or shorten) cable length of OEM cables to meet your application.
- 1-Year Warranty
Our custom cable service begins at $500 for a single cable. Discounts are available for quantities.
We are glad to assist companies, governments, and organizations only. We do not manufacturer cables for individuals at this time.
If you wish to receive a quote for a cable, please request a custom quote.
Have questions? Need a custom quote? Click the “GET QUOTE” button above.
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