• Jun 26 ,2026

Industries that demand rapid and dependable communication rely heavily on two-way radios for operations in law enforcement, construction sites, security measures, and event coordination. The possibility of loss or theft of these radios remains a persistent risk along with unauthorized access if they fall into the wrong hands. Modern two-way radios are now designed with specialized remote management functionalities named Stun, Kill, and Revive to address security concerns. This functionality delivers a strong protection system against unauthorized radio use while enhancing security measures when the device becomes compromised. 1. Stun Function: Temporarily Disabling a Lost Radio The Stun function serves to remotely disable radios that have been misplaced or temporarily lost. An authorized radio transmitter or central control sends a stun signal to disable the lost radio remotely. The device becomes unable to send or receive transmissions which makes it completely useless to anyone who discovers or steals it. Once a radio is stunned: It cannot transmit any outgoing messages. It cannot receive any incoming messages. The radio stops functioning on every available channel and frequency spectrum. This feature provides maximum protection for sensitive information while blocking unauthorized individuals from eavesdropping or disrupting communication channels. 2. Revive Function: Re-enabling a Disabled Radio With the Revive function you can reactivate a stunned radio after locating or retrieving it. An authorized device can restore full radio functionality by transmitting a revive signal which enables it to send and receive messages. The revive function proves essential when a lost radio is found since it enables users to restore full functionality of the device without needing to reprogram it manually. 3. Kill Function: Permanently Disabling a Compromised Radio The kill function proves more drastic than the stun feature because it serves as the standard response when a two-way radio has gone missing for good or been stolen. Sending a kill signal to the compromised radio disables all its functions which results in permanent inoperability. The kill function makes the compromised radio unusable to unauthorized persons unless a professional restores its functions. Once a radio has been "killed": The radio remains permanently unable to function and remote reactivation options are not available. Restoring the radio to working condition requires either hardware reprogramming or servicing. In high-security settings the feature becomes essential because sensitive information faces danger if the radio ends up with unauthorized users. Use Cases and Benefits of Stun/Kill/Revive Features Organizations that depend on two-way radios for essential communications benefit greatly from Stun/Kill/Revive features. Enhanced Security: The features block unauthorized access to private communications which safeguards sensitive information and minimizes security breaches. Cost Sa...

• Jun 18 ,2026

As emergency scenarios become increasingly complex, the demand for resilient, rapid-deployment communication has never been higher. YANTON’s participation underscores its commitment to the "Action Plan for the Development of Security and Emergency Equipment (2023-2025)" and its mission to protect lives through technological innovation. Unveiling the 2026 Emergency Portfolio At this year’s expo, YANTON was demonstrate its comprehensive "Convergence" strategy, highlighting how different technologies work together to ensure zero-gap coverage: Temporary LTE PoC Solutions: Our newest highlight—designed for rapid network establishment in "no-infrastructure" zones, providing instant cellular-grade Push-to-Talk (PoC) capabilities. DMR & PoC Convergence: Bridging the gap between traditional digital radio and modern public network terminals for seamless cross-platform dispatching. Integrated Disaster Recovery Kits: Ruggedized, portable "comms-in-a-box" solutions for immediate frontline response. A Message from Leadership ‘Participating in the Guangzhou Emergency Expo for the second year is a testament to our deep roots in this sector," said a YANTON spokesperson. "We don't just provide hardware; we provide the certainty that rescuers can communicate and that communities stay protected. We look forward to sharing our latest LTE and Mesh advancements with the industry leaders gathered at Pazhou’.

• Jun 12 ,2026

May 2026 – YANTON is proud to be a member of Sedex (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange), the global platform for ethical supply chain management. As a member of Sedex, we demonstrate our commitment to transparency and responsibility in our business operations, and our dedication to promoting responsible practices in our global operations and supply chains. Sedex Membership Sedex is a non-profit organization that provides a platform for companies to manage their ethical and sustainability performance in their supply chains. Through its membership, YANTON can access resources and tools from a centralised platform that support responsible business practices, such as self-assessment questionnaires and training materials. By doing so, we can share information about our ethical and sustainability practices, such as our policies and processes, with our global customers and stakeholders. Members can also use the platform to collaborate with other companies and organizations, sharing best practices and improving its sustainability performance over time. Sedex also helps YANTON to manage and monitor our global supply chain risks, such as ensuring that our suppliers meet ethical standards, and responding quickly to any incidents that may arise. This helps us minimize the risk of negative impacts on its reputation, and to ensure that its products are manufactured in a responsible and sustainable manner. Sedex Tools A detailed explanation of some of these tools include: Self-Assessment Questionnaires (SAQs): Sedex offers a range of SAQs that cover different aspects of ethical and sustainability performance, such as labor rights, health and safety, and the environment. Companies can use these SAQs to assess their own performance and identify areas for improvement. Data Management Platform: Sedex provides a secure and centralized platform for companies to store and share information about their ethical and sustainability performance with their customers and stakeholders. Supply Chain Mapping: Companies can use the Sedex platform to map their supply chain, identify and assess suppliers, and track their performance over time. Training and Support: Sedex provides a range of training and support resources to help companies implement responsible business practices and improve their ethical and sustainability performance. Collaboration and Networking: Companies can use Sedex to collaborate with other organizations, share best practices, and build relationships with suppliers and customers to improve their sustainability performance. YANTON YANTON's membership in Sedex underscores our dedication to corporate social responsibility, ethical supply chain management, and sustainable business operations, reinforcing our standing in the two-way radio industry.

• Jun 6 ,2026

Amid the waves of technological innovation and global connectivity, YANTON proudly presented a series of professional communication devices at the Securex South Africe 2026. Together with global communication brands, industry experts, and distributors, YANTON explored the future of wireless communication and showcased the power of professional manufacturing. 1. Stepping Onto the Global Stage — Showcasing the Strength of “Made in China” As one of the world’s most influential events in the electronics industry, the Securex South Africe exhibition brings together top-tier manufacturers and buyers from around the global. For YANTON, this exhibition was not only a product showcase but also a global brand debut. Through this international platform, YANTON aims to help more overseas customers understand its strong R&D capabilities and manufacturing excellence in the field of professional two-way radios, demonstrating the innovation and quality behind Chinese intelligent manufacturing. 2. Presenting Core New Products — Defining a New Level of Professional Communication At the exhibition, YANTON unveiled a range of cutting-edge products that represent the company’s technological advancements, including: High-Protection Outdoor Two-Way Radio Series — Rugged and durable, designed for extreme environments; Multifunctional Digital Two-Way Radio Series — Featuring voice encryption, remote dispatching; Industry-Customized Communication Solutions — Tailored for emergency response, security, logistics, and engineering applications. Each product embodies YANTON’s deep commitment to the principles of “clear communication, stable transmission, and reliable performance.” 3. Connecting Global Partners — Building a Collaborative Communication Ecosystem YANTON firmly believes that technology thrives on communication, and brands grow through collaboration. Through this exhibition, the company engaged face-to-face with global partners to exchange insights, share industry trends, discuss customized solutions, and explore new business opportunities. Whether it’s OEM/ODM cooperation or brand distribution partnerships, YANTON embraces an open, professional, and win-win approach to create a shared future with global clients. 4. More Than an Exhibition — A New Chapter in Brand Evolution For YANTON, participating in Securex South Africe 2026 fair is more than a display opportunity — it is a declaration of intent. It marks the company’s commitment to advancing with a more international vision, stronger R&D capabilities, and more stable manufacturing strength, continuously expanding into the global communication market. Through continuous innovation and technical excellence, YANTON is dedicated to delivering trustworthy communication solutions to customers around the world.

• May 29 ,2026

Man Down is an automated safety feature in two-way radios designed to detect if a user becomes incapacitated (e.g., from a fall, injury, or sudden illness) and cannot call for help manually. If the radio detects a problem, it automatically sends an alert to a supervisor or dispatcher .   Here is how the feature typically works and what to consider when implementing it.   How Man Down Works The feature relies on built-in motion sensors, usually an accelerometer, to constantly monitor the radio's position and movement . It triggers an alarm based on two main conditions:   Tilt (Angle): The radio is no longer upright, suggesting the user has fallen.   Inactivity (Motionless): The radio has not detected any movement for a pre-set period, suggesting the user is unconscious or immobile .   To prevent false alarms, the system uses a two-stage timer and warning system, giving the user a chance to cancel the alert if they are okay.   Pre-Alert Timer: The sensor detects a "Man Down" condition (e.g., the radio is horizontal). If this condition lasts for a programmed time (e.g., 7 seconds), the radio enters a pre-warning state, beeping or vibrating to tell the user an alarm will be sent .   Post-Alert Timer (User Grace Period): If the user does not correct the situation (by standing up or pressing a button) within this grace period (e.g., another 10-15 seconds), the radio triggers the full emergency alarm .   Emergency Transmitted: An alarm is sent to the dispatcher or supervisor. If enabled, the radio can also enter "hot-mic" (open mic) mode, allowing the dispatcher to listen to what is happening around the user without them pressing any buttons .   Key Features and Considerations   Feature Benefit & Best Practice Minimizing False Alarms: To avoid unnecessary panic, motion and tilt timers are programmable. It's critical to match these settings to your specific work environment—for example, a 10-second timer for high-risk work vs. a 60-second timer for a worker who sits at a desk . GPS Integration: When combined with GPS, the alert includes the user's exact location, allowing help to find them immediately without having to search a large worksite . User Training Users must know how to cancel a false alarm (e.g., by pressing a "Clear" button or simply shaking the radio). They should also know how to enable the feature, as it can sometimes be turned off manually to prevent alerts during breaks or seated work . Equipment Compatibility: Man Down is generally an optional feature on mid-to-high tier digital radios (like the YANTON DM-980) or is standard on ATEX radios for hazardous environments. It usually requires a specific software license or hardware board to activate.

• May 23 ,2026

Exciting News! We're thrilled to announce our participation in Securex South Africa 2026!   Join us at the premier security expo from June 2-4 at the Gallagher Convention Centre. Discover our latest innovations in DMR Radio/Analog Radio/POC radios.   We can't wait to connect with you and showcase how our communication solutions can enhance your security operations. Save the Date: June 2-4, 2026 Location: Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg Find us in CH20!   Come by to experience our products firsthand, chat with our team, and explore how we can support your security needs. See you there!

• May 9 ,2026

[Yiwu, 7-9th. May] – YANTON, a specialized manufacturer of professional wireless communication equipment, showcased its latest innovations at this year’s exhibition, reinforcing its commitment to reliability, practical design, and market-driven solutions.   Attendees explored YANTON’s advancements in two-way radio technology, digital communication systems, and enhanced connectivity solutions—developed to support security operations, operations management, outdoor activities, and commercial services.   The YANTON team engaged with visitors on key industry trends, product customization, and long-term cooperation models, offering a closer look at how the company’s new-generation devices address real-world operational challenges.   Company continue to focus on what matters for global users: dependable tools that work in the field. This exhibition was a valuable opportunity to connect with partners and explore new collaboration opportunities.   YANTON looks forward to further discussions with potential partners and industry peers. 

• Apr 30 ,2026

Date: May 7-9, 2026 Venue: Yiwu International Expo Center, Yiwu, China Booth Number: D1-E09 We invite all our global partners, potential distributors, and industry enthusiasts to visit us at Booth D1-E09 to discover our latest innovations and comprehensive OEM solutions. This year, we are excited to unveil a range of cutting-edge products designed to meet diverse market needs: T-S9 Mini License-Free Radio: Discover our latest model designed for ease of use and accessibility, perfect for a broad spectrum of applications. T-X5D Mini PoC 4G Radio: Two carry styles in one radio – belt clip for active jobs, lanyard for comfort. Unlimited talking range, with Bluetooth function, hands-free communication across large venues. At our booth, we will be showcasing our one-stop, all-encompassing walkie-talkie OEM solutions. Whether you are looking for custom product development, manufacturing expertise, or end-to-end support, our team is ready to discuss how we can help bring your vision to life. Join us at Booth D1-E09 to explore the future of communication, discuss partnership opportunities, and learn how YANTON can be your trusted OEM partner. We look forward to welcoming you!