Single person systems designed for drivers and pump panel operators. The PIM (pumper interface module) provides two radio transmit positions, one in the cab and one at the pump panel. A less expensive alternative to the PIM, the PSE (pump station extension) provides one position at the pump panel.

PUMP STATION EXTENSION (PSE) (top)

• A single person system that offers a radio transmit position at the pump panel or other exterior location.
• Setcom offers PSEs for use with all commonly used mobile radios.
• For those mobile radios without an available accessory port, Setcom offers microphone adapters which provide plug and play installation through a radio's hand microphone port, provided that use of the hand microphone is not required.
• The PSE accommodates a wide range of Setcom headsets; the push-to-talk button is typically located either in the headset cup or in-line.
• The pump panel position is mounted in a rugged weatherproof enclosure, with a gasketed lid for the headset jack.
• Interconnect cable between the mobile radio and the pump panel position incorporates a shield on the microphone line and on the overall cable to prevent RF and EM interference.
• Radio transmit headset can be used with a portable radio using an adapter cable (PRAC).

PUMPER INTERFACE MODULE (PIM) (top)

• A single person system that offers two radio transmit positions for the driver/pump operator, one in the cab and one at the pump panel.
• Setcom offers PIMs for use with all commonly used mobile radios.
• For those mobile radios without an available accessory port, Setcom offers microphone adapters which provide plug and play installation through a radio's hand microphone port. For these installations, the PIM includes an alternate port for the hand microphone.
• The radio transmit positions in the cab and at the pump accommodate a wide range of Setcom headsets; the push-to-talk button is typically located either in the headset cup or in-line.
• The pump panel position is mounted in a rugged weatherproof enclosure, with a gasketed lid for the headset jack.
• Interconnect cable between the two positions incorporates a shield on the microphone line and on the overall cable to prevent RF and EM interference.
• Radio transmit headset can be used with a portable radio using an adapter cable (PRAC).

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