Industrial remote control

Tele Radio are expert on industrial remote control. Our main business areas are within industry, lifting, mobile, hydraulic, doors, gates and barriers applications.

We do our research and development of radio remote control

We have over 65 years of experience, solid knowledge, and understanding of radio control systems. Our mission is to provide end-to-end product solutions, technologies and services in wireless equipment control and machine communication, where reliability and safety are the key decisive factors. We reach these goals by making all our employees part of the process and taking responsibility for their respective work areas. Our utmost goal is to provide you with solutions that will add value to your business while at the same time providing impeccable support when you need it.

Safe industrial remote control

Safety is a big concern to us, being a Swedish company it is part of our essence. We put great effort into making our products as safe as possible. We spend considerable effort to make sure our products meet the highest possible safety standards, and we have the certificates to back that claim up.

As you have probably guessed by now, our products are not only safe but they are also robust and can take a beating. We know that our remote controls get thrown around, dropped, run over, get wet – and that is all fine, we had it in mind when designing them. They are meant to be used.

We are manufacturers

Stock and direct technical service of industrial remote control solutions with over 65 years of experience available for America.

Exceptional technical support

Technicians are available over the phone during regular business hours. Monday to Friday 7 am-6 pm, Saturday & Sunday 9 am-12 pm.

Why Tele Radio?

A wireless remote control is a safety and convenience-centric system for controlling a piece of machinery. It places the operator exactly where she needs to be instead of the natural constraints of a control panel or wired control. A wireless remote is also not in the operator’s way like a cable-bound system would be. The cable is both impeding the work and is a safety hazard, a tripping hazard and also susceptible to damage.