Portable systems

WirelessComHubs

A battery-powered DECT7 base in a carry bag: up to 15 Apex headsets, five channels, 1,600 feet of range, and a two-way radio brought into the team.

Model

5-user DECT7 wireless ComHub: Portable five-user ComHub with 24-hour battery and tether port.

$2,595.00

SCH305

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Prices reproduce the supplied Sonetics 2022 list. Installation, radio interface cables, and freight are quoted separately — call (800) 504-2044 to confirm the full system before ordering.

Which hub+

SCH305 is the five-user hub and SCH310 the ten-user. SCH305-BT adds Bluetooth to the five-user hub, and SCH310T adds a tether port to the ten-user hub. The hub itself will carry up to 15 Apex 3-Series headsets, so the model names describe the packaged system rather than a hard radio limit.

Radio and range+

Connect an optional portable two-way radio to talk to off-site crew or supervisors, and split push-to-talk lets a user transmit over a ComHub-connected radio or one direct-wired to the headset. Range is up to 1,600 feet line-of-sight, across up to five channels.

Pricing and support+

Displayed prices reproduce the supplied Sonetics 2022 price list, effective July 7, 2022, for the hub alone. EFES quotes the headsets, the case, and the radio adapters alongside it once the crew size and radios have been reviewed. Call (800) 504-2044.

Sonetics portable wireless ComHub in its high-visibility red nylon carry bag with a shoulder strap and a detachable hanger hook
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Product overview

A ComHub is a Sonetics wireless base station that runs on its own battery and travels to the work. It ships in a high-visibility nylon carry bag with a shoulder strap and a detachable hanger hook, so it moves with the crew and hangs where the work is instead of sitting in a truck at the edge of the site.

Capacity is the number that surprises people: the ComHub connects up to 15 Apex 3-Series wireless headsets for hands-free team communication up to 1,600 feet line-of-sight. It runs up to five channels, so several small work teams operate in the same area without crossing conversations, and broadcast mode puts up to 100 Apex headsets in listen-only for training or tours.

Battery life is 24 hours on a four-hour charge, which is a full shift with a top-up that fits inside a lunch break. DECT digital encryption keeps the conversation private, which matters more on some sites than others but costs nothing to have.

The radio integration is the part that makes it a work system rather than a talk system. Connect an optional portable two-way radio to the ComHub and team members key it from their headsets, reaching off-site crew or supervisors. An APX379 or APX377 headset also pairs simultaneously with up to four SON150 wireless base stations, so a portable system and an installed one are not mutually exclusive.

Systems ship in Apex charging cases, are built from APX377 or APX379 headsets, and can include Apex Connect positions for people who are not in the noise.

What the hub does

The team, in a bag

The ComHub is a wireless base station that runs on its own battery and travels to the work. These are the capabilities that follow from that.

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Up to 15 Apex headsets

Connect up to 15 Apex 3-Series wireless headsets for hands-free team communication up to 1,600 feet line-of-sight. One hub covers a crew most people would assume needs several.

Up to 1,600 ft

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Multi-channel system

Select from up to five channels for communicating with multiple small work teams, so crews working the same area are not sharing one conversation.

Up to 5 channels

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Two-way radio integration

Connect an optional portable two-way radio and let team members key the radio's PTT from their headsets, which is how the on-site crew reaches off-site crew or supervisors.

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24 hours on a 4-hour charge

Operates up to 24 hours on a four-hour charge, so the hub is ready when you need it and a mid-shift top-up is realistic rather than theoretical.

Per charge

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Rugged carry bag

A high-visibility nylon bag with a shoulder strap makes carrying and moving the ComHub simple, and a detachable hanger hook lets you hang it high to maximise range.

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Broadcast mode and encryption

Broadcast mode connects up to 100 Apex 3-Series headsets in listen-only for training or tours, and DECT digital encryption keeps private conversations private.

Up to 100 listeners

Sonetics portable wireless ComHub in its high-visibility red nylon carry bag with a shoulder strap and a detachable hanger hook

An APX379 or APX377 headset pairs simultaneously with up to four SON150 wireless base stations, so a portable system and an installed system work together rather than competing.

Five-user and ten-user hubs

Tell us the crew size and the radios. We will build the system.

Model lineup

The four ComHub models

Capabilities and pricing as published in the supplied Sonetics 2022 USA & Canada price list, effective July 7, 2022. Prices reproduce that list and are not current quotes; EFES confirms the complete system price on your quote.

Swipe to compare

ModelPackaged system sizeDistinguishing featurePrice
SCH3055-userPortable wireless ComHub$2,595
SCH305-BT5-userAdds Bluetooth$2,750
SCH31010-userPortable wireless ComHub$3,395
SCH310T10-userAdds a tether port$3,625
Shared across the lineUp to 15 Apex 3-Series headsetsUp to 1,600 ft, 5 channels, 24 hr batteryDECT digital encryption

FrequentlyAsked Questions

Before you request a quote

The hub connects up to 15 Apex 3-Series wireless headsets, up to 1,600 feet line-of-sight. Sonetics packages complete systems in three-, five-, and ten-user sizes with the headsets, hub, and charging case together, which is how most teams buy them.

The ComHub is battery-powered and travels in a bag to wherever the crew is working. The SON150 is installed in a vehicle or facility and wired to land mobile radios. If the work moves, buy the hub. If the work is where the equipment is, buy the installed system. Headsets pair with up to four base stations, so both can coexist.

Yes, through a two-way radio. Connect an optional portable radio to the ComHub and team members key its PTT from their headsets to reach off-site crew or supervisors. A headset can also be direct-wired to a portable radio with a Sonetics radio cable adapter.

Sonetics states compatibility with more than 400 radio models from manufacturers including Motorola, GE, Ericsson, Harris, ICOM, Kenwood, Maxon, Midland, Relm, Standard, Tait, and Vertex. We will not guess at your cable — send the exact make and model and we will confirm the adapter before anything ships.

Yes. Broadcast mode connects up to 100 Apex 3-Series wireless headsets in listen-only mode for training or tours, while the instructor stays full duplex with the working team.

Configured around the crew

Get yourComHub quoted

Send the crew size, how far apart people work, the radios you carry, and what the system has to survive.

We will quote the hub, the headsets, the case, and the radio adapters as one package rather than a parts list.

Call (800) 504-2044 or request a quote. EFES is at 440 Oak Street, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.

Open Sonetics five-user system case with Apex headsets and a ComHub seated in custom foam dividers; the non-charging SON-SC5 uses the same case and foam