We've EXTENDED our SALE
Budgets are still tight going in to 2010. To do our part to make sure you have communication that is safe from interference, interception and the hazards of wires, cables, and cords, we've extended our SALE through March 31, 2010. Use PROMO CODE 1Q2010SYS when ordering through the web!
Call your FreeLinc Sales Rep to find out more about our new FreeMotion 100, lightweight, single ear headset!
NEW PRODUCT ADDED
FreeMotion 100
Technology
Using Near-Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) communication, FreeLinc provides wireless capabilities to Local, State and Federal law enforcement officials and first responders without sacrificing reliability and security in communications.
About NFMILearn more about FreeLinc's patented Near Field Magnetic Induction technology, the most secure wireless technology available. |
Technology FAQsHave a question about how our technology works? Or have a question about your FreeLinc Wireless System? This guide will answer the most commonly asked questions we receive. |
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Recent Headlines
November 2, 2009
FreeLinc Hires New Sr. Vice President - Doug Hebert
Doug Hebert retired as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) after 26 years of service. He started in the DEA San Diego Field Division, and was promoted to Group Supervisor in Phoenix, Arizona, supervising their Methamphetamine Investigative Task Force.
October 26, 2009
FreeLinc announces the release of the FreeMotion 100 Wireless Headset
FreeLinc, the world leader in secure wireless accessories for two-way radios, is excited to announce the release of the FreeMotion 100TM Wireless Headset . . .
Testimonials
Deputy Sheriff Mike Smith
"I am extremely happy with the purchase of the wireless system and have been passing along your information when asked how I like the setup by co-workers. Doing away with the coiled cord across my back not only saves me aches and pains, but truly is an "Officer Safety" must."