Sepura supplies radios to SCC, Jordan

Friday, 30 September, 2016

Sepura has been contracted to supply over 1000 radios to the Special Communication Commission (SCC) in Jordan.

The radios will be a combination of STP9000 hand-portables and SRG3900 mobile radios. They will be used by Jordanian security agencies that operate on the SCC network.

“This win reinforces our long-term cooperation with SCC,” said Karl Whyte, Sepura’s sales director for the Middle East.

“The contract demonstrates SCC’s satisfaction, as well as their trust in our product, our excellent support and our partner of many years in Jordan, Vision Engineering. We look forward to many more years of successful cooperation with them.”

The STP9000 has an enhanced battery life, full-duplex audio and rugged, IP67-certified casing and offers 10 W RF power.

Image courtesy of Sepura.

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