C-VER supplies and rents B-EAR full-duplex business radios to worksites across Japan. Unlike push-to-talk transceivers, several people can speak at the same time, like a phone call.
The same industry can need very different equipment depending on noise, obstructions, headcount and what people are already wearing. We start from those conditions rather than from a product catalogue.
Authorised dealer for B-EAR business radios. We quote per part number, including microphones, earphones and repeaters, not just the radio itself.
Short-term rental from 3 to 30 days. Useful for events, peak seasons, or trying the equipment before deciding to buy.
Several Japanese government subsidies may apply to this kind of equipment. We help with the quotation and specification side of an application.
Connecting a satellite phone to a ReaCom ALVO 1.9 with a single cable lets a whole team hear and speak on a line that only one person could use before.
Call rules and safety notes for the people actually using the radios, in English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indonesian and Portuguese alongside Japanese.
Agent Falcon answers questions about products, pricing, rental and subsidies directly on the site, at no cost.
| ReaCom ALVO 1.9 | 1.9 GHz DECT. 12.5 mm thick, 95 g. ENC 2.0 noise cancelling, AES-256 encryption, Bluetooth headset support, and a USB-C port for wired connection to external equipment such as a satellite phone. Used as a master (ALVO1.9M-MB) plus remotes (ALVO1.9R-MB). |
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| BRIDGECOM X10 | The main specified-low-power model. Rugged, and can be extended with relay cables. |
| BRIDGECOM X10 Compact | Smaller and lighter version of the X10. |
| BRIDGECOM X10 Athlete | Waterproof and light. Suited to event operations and people who move around a lot. |
| BRIDGECOM X5 | Light, lower-cost entry model. |
| BRIDGECOM R2 | For listening-focused use. Requires a separate transmitter (a specified-low-power transceiver, 422 MHz band, 4-channel specification at time of purchase). |
| BRIDGECOM LT | Guide system with a transmitter (LT-M) and receivers (LT-S). Receivers can also ask a question while holding the button, and that exchange is heard by the other receivers. For factory tours and site visits. |
Purchase and rental prices are maintained on the Japanese pages so that there is a single source of truth and no risk of an out-of-date figure appearing here. The tables are readable with a browser translation, and our AI assistant will answer pricing questions in English.
Each of these has a dedicated page in Japanese with layout diagrams showing where to place the master unit, which is usually what decides whether a configuration works.
Send us the conditions — area, headcount, noise, what people wear — and we will propose a configuration. You can also rent first and decide afterwards.