Paving
Setcom’s wireless team communications system leaves shouting and hand signals in the past, providing a simple, reliable solution for real-time communication to safely and efficiently get the job done
What asphalt & paving Professionals Are Saying
The LiberatorMAX is the perfect communication system for the asphalt & paving industry
Working on roads and freeways pose a great challenge in communicating clearly between others, especially with asphalt and concrete paving. Crew members are often on opposite sides of a work site, creating a need for crew communication to hear vital information while performing important tasks.
This risk combined with loud equipment sounds from the machine pavers, asphalt milling machines, and dump trucks pose an important question:
How do you protect your workers from the harmful noises while still allowing them to safely converse with each other? Setcom has a wireless solution that can make all this possible.
Setcom is dedicated to providing the most effective way to get your crews communicating efficiently and get the blacktop paving job done efficiently and within budget. Paving crews can safely understand each other without any miscommunication and be able to reduce the chance of injury in these noisy, high-impact environments.
Full Duplex Communications
From the moment you turn on Setcom's LiberatorMAX wireless headset, you will experience full-duplex intercom functionality with no buttons to press. Whether you have a paving machine operator who is driving the asphalt paver to pour and distribute the asphalt onto the road or ground crew rakers shoveling to make sure the asphalt is being spread evenly, having easier conversations between all paving crew members makes it simpler to give directions or be heard.
Prevent Hearing Loss
Setcom's LiberatorMAX headsets will reduce ambient noise by 23 dB, protecting the crews' hearing during these high noise jobs. Keep in mind that unprotected exposure for long periods of time to loud machinery noise will lead to hearing loss. While the loud equipment is running, Setcom's headsets will also aid in keeping everyone safe. Make sure that the extreme noises from conveyor brooms, cold planers, screeds, soil stabilizers, and pavers do not cause long-term hearing damage to your workers.
Hands-Free Operation
Setcom's wireless headsets are designed for hands-free operation, so your crew can have maximum flexibility to safely keep their hands on manning the paving equipment and staying connected. There is no push-to-talk (PTT) button to push. This not only improves operational efficiency but also protects workers allowing them to fully focus on operating their heavy equipment and maintaining pavement material on the roads.
Innovation & Quality
Guaranteed Reliability
When departments purchase Setcom equipment, they receive guaranteed reliability and an aggressive approach to quality
Easy Installation
There is no console mounting required, no cable runs for intercom components, and no soldering or cable crimping
No Pairing
Simply turn your headsets to the same channel and you can talk to the crew
Unbelievable Audio Quality
Hear The Difference
Clear, crisp audio is a must in industrual settings to ensure accurate communication between team members.
Listen to Pepe’s Towing Service using the LiberatorMAX during a docking disaster situation. They are true professionals and talented at their craft. You can watch the full video on YouTube and see them in action.Â
Two or more people
Setcom’s most economical wireless solution for work teams of two people or more. Ideal system for a paving operator stationed on top of the paver to be able to communicate with the ground crew shoveling the pavement material down the road. LiberatorMAX is simple to use and requires no installation so it is up and running seconds after opening the box.
Need a fixed mobile radio?
Setcom systems offer many advanced features for multiple crew communication situations requiring integration into an installed vehicle radio. Our fixed mobile radio system features the easiest installation on the market today. It requires only one base station to instantly connect up to seven wireless headsets.