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Setcom Corporation

3019 Alvin DeVane Blvd., Suite 560
Austin, TX 78741-7414
United States
(650) 965-8020
(650) 965-1193
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Setcom Corporation is a leading manufacturer of communications equipment for police motorcycle officers, firefighters, rescue personnel and industrial users.  Firefighters and police officers have relied on Setcom's communications equipment for over forty years.  A pioneer in its markets, Setcom is still a leader because it works with users to develop the kind of innovative, tailor-made products professionals depend on.  Public safety professionals in all fifty states, most major U.S. cities, and more than twenty countries worldwide rely on Setcom.

Products

LiberatorMAX is an economical and versatile wireless headset system with only one base station to install, which instantly connects up to seven wireless headsets.
Jan. 12, 2021
LiberatorMAX is an economical and versatile wireless headset system with only one base station to install.
July 14, 2020
LiberatorMAX is an economical and versatile wireless headset system with only one base station to install, which instantly connects up to seven wireless headsets.
July 11, 2019
Within minutes, the vehicle's driver / operator, officer, or spotter, can be wireless and communicating with other crewmembers and the vehicle's radio up to 1,200 feet away.
Jan. 11, 2019
Setcom’s Liberator wireless headset is the most advanced wireless headset for public safety use.
Jan. 1, 2015
Setcom makes wireless or wired intercoms for nearly every type of emergency vehicle and has configured thousands of systems. From our extremely versatile System 900 to our sophisticate...
Oct. 20, 2010
Setcom offers a wide range of wireless or wired headsets for high, medium and low-noise environments. Options include: an ultra-lightweight, single speaker headset; a heavy-duty...
Oct. 20, 2010

Articles

Photo courtesy of David Clark Company
The Underhill Jericho Fire Department (Underhill, VT) specced David Clark Company’s wireless headset system on its Engine 11 attack pumper. The system consists of five headsets, with the two front seats being able to communicate over the radio and the three rear seats being intercom communications within the vehicle. “Prior to having the David Clark headset installed on Engine 11, we often faced the challenges of clear communication within the truck,” the department chief, Matthew Champlain says. “With the road noise, the siren and the air horn sounding, it was difficult for the crew in the back seat to hear all the communications and get a clear understanding of the scene that they’re arriving at and the instructions from the officer of the truck. Now, the folks riding in the truck are able to hear the incident commander on the fireground with his initial size-up, what’s going on, what’s expected of the truck and any hazards that are in place at the scene. As people have used the system more and more, they like it better and better.”
Officers, driver/operators, firefighters and special operations technicians are aided in multiple ways by the sophistication and affordability of systems that let them talk to...
July 11, 2025
The Laramie County Fire District #6 in Hillsdale has taken delivery of a Fouts Bros Type 3 brush/wildland apparatus.
March 30, 2022

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