Hytera Communications, a leading global provider of professional communications technologies and solutions, provided its iconic S1 License-Free Business Two-way Radio to ensure the smooth running of MOCFEST Arts and Creative Festival, held on August 23 to 25, 2024, at HUMO ARENA in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

The prestigious MOCFEST is the largest art festival in Central Asia, featuring art exhibitions and a music festival, attracting nearly 10,000 attendees. For large-scale events, managing radio frequencies and the number of radios required can be challenging. The Hytera S1 radios, being License-Free, eliminate the need for frequency allocation, allowing organizers to use them immediately and simplifying the process significantly. This not only saves preparation time but also reduces the risk of frequency conflicts and interference with other communication systems, making on-site group communication more efficient and reliable.

Clear sound is crucial for smooth coordination at large music festivals. The loud environment—filled with live music, cheering crowds, and other background noise—can interfere with the clarity of voice communication, making it challenging for staff to hear and relay critical information accurately. The Hytera S1 Business Two-Way Radio delivers exceptional audio quality even in noisy settings, allowing organizers to communicate effectively and manage the event seamlessly.

Battery life is another critical factor in maintaining team efficiency during events. The Hytera S1 radio works with a 2200mAh lithium battery; the festival staff used the radios throughout the long shift without worrying about running out of power. Notably, the S1 boasts an unprecedentedly stylish and lightweight design, making it not just a practical communication tool but also a fashionable choice for staff at top art festivals.

Odil Mukhamedov, the Lead Producer of MOCFEST, was impressed by the radio fleet and said, “Hytera radios are the best we have ever used. The long-lasting battery and excellent voice features made a significant impression on us.”