Which Radio ?

Which Radio Do I Need?

Find the Right 4G LTE Radio for UK Rural and Urban Use – Featuring the Radioworx K300

When choosing a two-way radio or PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) radio, it's essential to consider 4G LTE band compatibility, especially in the UK. One of the most overlooked yet critical features is support for Band 20 (800MHz) – a frequency widely used by UK mobile networks such as O2 and Vodafone for rural 4G coverage.

Why is Band 20 Important?

Band 20 operates at 800 MHz, a low-frequency signal that travels longer distances and penetrates buildings and landscapes better than higher bands like Band 3 (1800 MHz) or Band 7 (2600 MHz). This makes Band 20 vital for reliable communication in:

• Remote and rural areas

• Countryside and hilly terrain

• Underground or partially covered environments

• Outdoor work sites and emergency operations

Radios that lack Band 20 might work fine in cities or densely populated regions but can struggle to maintain signal in areas where coverage relies on the 800 MHz band.

✅ Our Recommendation: Radioworx K300

At RadioWorx.co.uk, we highly recommend the Radioworx K300, a professional-grade PoC radio that includes full Band 20 support alongside other key LTE bands for all-around UK coverage.

Radioworx K300 features:

• Full UK LTE Band Support: Includes Band 20

• Excellent rural connectivity

• Crystal-clear voice communication

• Rugged, reliable, and designed for professional use

Whether you're a security professional, construction worker, farmer, or remote site operator, the Radioworx K300 ensures your team stays connected – even in areas where other radios lose signal.

📡 Need Help Choosing the Right Radio?

Our team at RadioWorx is here to help. We supply radios tailored for the UK market, including models with full LTE band support to guarantee coverage where you need it most.

Still wondering, which radio do I need?
Start with one that includes Band 20 – like the trusted Radioworx K300 – and never lose signal when it matters most.

👉 Browse our radios now at www.radioworx.co.uk or contact us for expert advice.