Radio interface jack
A 9-pin D-Sub connector for a mobile radio interface cable. The 110 interfaces directly with a mobile radio.
106-0270-10
Built & serviced in Lemoyne, PA — by firefighters, since 2009
Radio interfaces
110 radiointerface
The simplest way to add effective communication to a one-person application. A single mobile radio interface port with a single headset or base station connection, on 12V nominal power.
Where the 110 fits+
One-person applications. At the pump panel or while en route, the operator can clearly monitor the radio and transmit information, with hearing protection from Firecom headsets.
110 or 210+
The 110 supports a single headset or base station connection. For vehicles with two crew members, choose the 210 Radio Intercom, the dual-headset, two-person version. It lists at $490.
Pricing and install+
The published Firecom 2024 retail price list, effective May 1, 2024, shows $270 for the 110, part number 106-0270-10. The headset, the mobile radio interface cable for your radio and installation are separate. EFES quotes them together in Lemoyne, PA. Call (800) 504-2044.
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Product overview
The 110 Radio Interface is the simplest way to add effective communication to a one-person application. At the pump panel or while en route, the operator is able to clearly monitor the radio and transmit information without the interference of engine noise, horn blasts, or sirens. Connected to Firecom headsets, it provides vital hearing protection.
The 110 combines a single mobile radio interface port with a single headset or base station connection, on 12V nominal power. It interfaces directly with a mobile radio, mounts easily and cleanly below the dashboard, and will not disable the existing speaker or handheld microphone. Separate bias and gain controls are provided.
For a vehicle with two crew members, see the 210 Radio Intercom. For multiple radios, auxiliary devices or a remote head, see the 5000D Series Digital Intercoms. Headsets come from the 50-Series Wired Headsets, and the mobile radio interface cable for your radio is on the Firecom parts and accessories page.
Features
Direct mobile radio interface
Continuous radio monitoring. Easy installation and operation.
Single headset or base station
Supports a single headset or base station connection with radio transmit.
12V nominal power
Runs from a 12V nominal power supply, +11.5 VDC to +15 VDC. A 2-pin power connector connects the unit to the vehicle's power supply.
Mobile radio interface cable
The interface cable is specific to the radio. Firecom has interface cables for virtually every mobile or handheld radio ever made, including Bendix King, Harris, ICOM, Kenwood and Motorola. Send us the make and model and we will confirm the cable.
Mounts below the dashboard
The 110 mounts easily and cleanly below the dashboard. Headset modules can be located in any number of positions for easy headset plug-in, and an external headset module is supported.
Existing speaker and microphone
Will not disable the existing speaker or handheld microphone. Provides separate bias and gain controls.
One-person applications
110 Radio Interface, quoted with the mobile radio cable
At a glance
Specifications
Capabilities and pricing as published in the Firecom 2024 USA & Canada retail price list, effective May 1, 2024. Headsets, radio cables and installation are quoted with the job.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part number | 106-0270-10 |
| Headset capacity | Single headset or base station connection |
| Radio transmit | Yes |
| Mobile radio interface | Single port, 9-pin D-Sub |
| Power | 12V nominal supply; +11.5 VDC to +15 VDC |
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Dimensions | 6.15″L x 1.28″H x 2.75″W |
| 2024 retail price | $270 |
| Radio cable and install | Specified per radio model, quoted per vehicle |
FrequentlyAsked Questions
Questions about the 110
The 110 is the simplest way to add effective communication to a one-person application. If the vehicle needs more than one radio, auxiliary devices, a remote head at the pump panel or wireless headsets through a Wireless Base Station, choose a 5000D Series Digital Intercom, which supports up to four radios and up to four auxiliary devices, including a cell phone.
Choose the 210 Radio Intercom, which is specifically designed for vehicles with two crew members. It is a dual-headset, two-person radio-transmit intercom system and lists at $490 on the 2024 retail price list. The 110 is a single connection.
The mobile radio interface cable is specific to the radio. Firecom has interface cables for virtually every mobile or handheld radio ever made, including Bendix King, Harris, ICOM, Kenwood and Motorola. Send us the make and model and we will confirm the cable before anything ships.
A Firecom wired headset from the 50-Series. For a position that transmits on the radio, choose an FH-51 or UH-51. See 50-Series Wired Headsets.
Wireless headsets connect through a Wireless Base Station such as the WB505R.V2, which connects to a 5000D Series Digital Intercom. If wireless headsets are planned, tell us and we will quote the right system.
Quoted and installed by EFES
Get your 110 RadioInterface quoted
Tell us the vehicle, the position that needs the radio and the make and model of the mobile radio.
We will confirm the 110, the mobile radio interface cable and the headset, and quote the installation with it.
Call (800) 504-2044 or request a quote. EFES is at 440 Oak Street, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.
