Dowell Schlumberger Middle East selects Entel’s DT885IIA ATEX 4-Watt radios

Dowell Schlumberger Middle East (SLB) is a global technology company driving energy innovation solutions to resolve planetary problems with global solutions and local deployment.

Renewables giant Valero recommits to Entel with DT985 at Pembrokeshire site

Leading renewable fuels producer Valero had used Entel Atex radios at its Pembrokeshire oil terminal for over a decade.

Severn Trent Water standardises on Entel's DN495 LTE radio

Severn Trent Water, a renowned UK water authority based in the Midlands, is responsible for water supply management, waste-water treatment and disposal for 8 million people across 8,337 square miles. Severn Trent Water is an existing customer of Coventry-based Mike Weaver Communications (MWC), which hires and sells two-way radio systems and accessories.

One of Norway's largest Offshore Oil and Gas Companies has chosen the Entel HT983.

In 2015, Entel was selected to become a supplier of professional radio equipment to Statoil, one of the largest offshore companies in the Norwegian oil and gas industry.

SEAOIL Philippines

Entel has been selected to supply SEAOIL Philippines with its prestigious HT844 radio handsets. Established in 1997 with one oil station, SEAOIL Philippines now has over 350 stations, making it the largest independent fuel company in the country. The award winning organisation strives to be innovative, customer-focused and globally competitive with high standards, not least in their communications networks.

Entel ATEX radios rise to offshore Vietnamese oil challenge

Entel's HT983 UHF and HT944 VHF intrinsically safe radios have fought off stiff competition to become the radios of choice, for a major new opportunity to exploit oil and gas off the coast of Vietnam. The contract to supply was won by Entel dealer, OSB Investment and Technology JSC, who will also be providing Entel's heavy duty CHP950HD ear-defending headsets, designed to complement the radios. Over the past 30 years, Petro Vietnam has been a major player in the country's off-shore oil industry.

Entel ATEX IIC radios bound for Persian Gulf

CSE Transtel Singapore, a dealer specialising in systems integration, has won hard-to-get business in Iran by offering Entel's marine ATEX series 2.0 portables for use in opening up Phase 12 of the South Pars gas field development programe. End client, Petropars, has become the latest major oil and gas company in the region to invest in Entel's HT944 model, in recognition of the radio's solid and growing reputation for ease of use and durability, providing an elegant solution to the unpredictable challenges of the marine environment.

Brazilian Oil Exploration Company Invests in Entel HT649 GMDSS

Via Eurosul, an authorised dealer in Brazil, Entel has made a significant breakthrough in supplying a major player in the Brazilian off–shore oil and gas industry. The Entel HT649 GMDSS handheld survival craft radio is to be used by Petrobras, the largest oil exploration company in Brazil – and the third largest in the world – for its fleet of vessels. Being such a key player in the Brazilian economy, makes this oil giant acutely aware of its responsibilities to safety and the environment, especially at sea.

Total E&P Indonesia selects Entel ATEX MPT1327

E&P’s head office in Jakarta has purchased Entel’s trunking HT886T ATEX full keypad model for its oil and gas operations in Indonesia. The client, supplied by Team Simoco UK, needed an I.S. radio product that was compatible with TeamSimoco MPT1327 infrastructure, but also required a durable radio that offered submersibility. Before investing, officials from Total – the world’s fifth largest producer of oil and gas – conducted their own trials of the the Entel HT886T alongside equivalent I.S. portables offered by Tait and Motorola.

Syrian Gas Company opts for HT926 with DTMF

The Syrian Gas Company (SGC), has opted to purchase the Entel HT900 Series 2.0 ATEX hand portables, beating off stiff competition from other leading brands. In the end, though, only two manufacturers, Entel and Motorola, were able to offer the build quality and specifications demanded by this prestigious company. Up against a more established brand, the Entels won through on being fully submersible and their durable, quality feel.

Largest Czech Oil Company Invests in Entel HT926

The Czech Republic’s largest oil company, Unipetrol, has become the latest petrochemical company to invest in Entel’s ATEX radios, opting for the HT926 VHF full keypad selcall model for its three main refineries. The radios were supplied via VH–Com, Entel’s authorised dealership based in Prague. The Entels were chosen in preference to Motorola because of their unique IP68 submersibility rating and in recognition of their build quality, designed to give many years of reliable, problem–free, two–way communications. In addition to the radios, Unipetrol also invested in bone conductive audio accessories, including throat microphones and skull microphones.

Entel HT900, Regionet 43, ATEX trunked radios meet Libyan oil industry’s exacting standards.

Sirte Oil Company has become the latest of many Libyan oil companies to invest in Entel's intrinsically safe HT900 ATEX radios. From the very beginning they have been involved in Libyan oil exploration and extraction when it was part of the Esso group in the 1950s and ’60s.

Vietnamese oil giant opts for Entel HT844 ATEX portables

Via dealership Two–Two–Eight, an authorised dealer in Vietnam, Entel has made a major breakthrough in supplying the Vietnamese oil industry, traditionally more inclined to use products and services from the former Soviet Union, now the Russian Federation. The HT844 intrinsically safe VHF marine radio is to be used on vessels servicing the rigs and transporting crude oil in the South China Sea.

Techint (Nigeria) – latest oil giant to adopt Entel

Techint

The Nigerian oil and gas exploration arm of Techint, an Italian multinational corporation, is the latest on-shore/off-shore company to standardise on the Entel HT series 2.0 submersibles for its operations in West Africa.

Portuguese Multinational Switches to Entel Series 2.0 ATEX.

Galp Energy

Galp Energy, Portugal’s recently privatised oil and gas corporation, has opted for Entel’s HT900 Series 2.0 ATEX handheld portables for its extensive domestic operations. Supplied via Entel’s authorised dealership, Debex, in Lisbon, the HT982 radios were subjected to rigorous field trials alongside equivalent ATEX radios from other major manufacturers.

Yemen LNG Project selects Entel HT ATEX VHF

Yemen LNG, a fast-growing supplier of liquefied natural gas, is the latest Middle East company to purchase Entel’s and ATEX radios. Supplied via AZ Communications, an authorised Entel dealership based in the country, the Government-backed company recently took delivery of Entel’s ATEX marine VHF portables for use at its port facility at Balhaf in the Gulf of Aden.

Entel’s 66–88 MHz ATEX "obvious choice" for Croatian oil rig giant

Entel’s 66–88 MHz ATEX radios are set for the Libyan Oilfields, after Entel dealer, Dolphin Telecom, successfully sold the Entel HT812 to the Zagreb–based Crosco drilling company. Crosco is an ISO–9001 company operating a fleet of 66 modern rigs that offer comprehensive oil drilling services around the world.

Oil giant opts for Entel HT900 Series 2.0 ATEX

ENI Italy, one of Europe's largest energy companies, has invested in Entel's Series 2.0 HT900 ATEX radios. One of Italy's largest and most successful companies, ENI is involved in the exploration, production, transportation and marketing of oil and natural gas worldwide. The company is active in 70 countries and employs around 79,000 people.

Gulf's 2nd biggest oil field chooses Entel

One of the Middle East's largest oil exploration companies, based in the United Arab Emirates, has chosen the Entel HT800 series radios for its off-shore oil exploration. Supplied in 2009 by Safeer Integrated Services, a dedicated specialist provider of high quality communications systems to the Middle Eastern market, the Zakum Development Company (ZADCO) opted for the Entel HT800 intrinsically safe portables which matched their exacting criteria.

Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta - Entel

It was a feat of engineering that rallied even Queen Elizabeth’s support. On October 7th, 1970, BP made history when it announced that the company had struck oil 110 miles east–northeast of Aberdeen, Scotland. In 350 feet of water, BP’s semi–submersible drilling rig, Sea Quest, had hit crude at a depth of 11,000 feet.

Shell invests in the Entel HT900

Shell

The Entel HT900 series of radios were some of the first ATEX–approved radios to reach the market and are now proven in the field, not only in major refineries like Stanlow, but also in the North Sea, further afield in the Gulf, as well as aboard ocean–going tankers worldwide.

Entel ATEX PMR446 boosts energy giant's expansion in Romania

Romkatel, Entel's Constanta-based dealership in Romania, has once again fended off competition from other brands, this time by offering Entel's innovative PMR446 ATEX HT953 radios into the country's rapidly expanding energy sector Hundreds of Entel hand portables are being supplied to guarantee worker safety below ground.

GE Energy in Romania renews with Entel

GE energy is one of the world’s best known and leading suppliers of power generation and energy delivery. Its first steam turbine was installed in 1901 and over a century later, it has 10,000 turbines installed in 120 countries delivering a million mega–watts of capacity.

Top Hungarian Chemical Company Invests in Entel HT900 ATEX

The Borsodchem Group

The Borsodchem Group is one of Hungary’s most successful and biggest chemical production companies and the latest large-scale industrial operation to invest in Entel’s intrinsically safe HT900 range of ATEX radios. The group supplies a number of specialist products including isocyanates, PVC resins, specialised chemicals and petrochemicals. These products, in turn, are widely used in Europe’s polyurethane and PVC products.

Hungarian pharmaceutical giant purchases Entel ATEX PMR446

Via Bartec-Hungary, an authorised dealer in Budapest, Entel has made a significant breakthrough in supplying a major player in Central Europe’s pharmaceutical industry. The Entel HT952 ATEX PMR446 radio was selected for the EGIS Nyrt group of companies, which continually develops, tests and supplies almost 2,500 medicinal products to the eastern and western European markets.

Entel’s HT985U Taken Up Down Under

Australia’s largest chemicals company, Orica, has invested heavily in the HT985U ATEX model for its plants in Australasia. This is a high tier, advanced signalling model, offering the advantages of selective calling and additional safety features, often crucial for petro-chemical and pharmaceutical operations, including lone worker and man down.