The FG05 Radio Tour Guide System: Works Where Others Fail
Most tour guide systems sound great in the sales video…
But fall apart in real life — especially in noisy factories, busy museums, or open outdoor sites.
The FG05 is different. It’s built for real places, not perfect demos.
That’s why over 1,200 venues in 60+ countries now use it every day.
Why UHF? Because Wi-Fi Ruins 2.4GHz Systems
Many “wireless” systems use the 2.4GHz band — the same as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and microwaves.
In real buildings, that means static, dropouts, and missed words.
The FG05 uses UHF radio (863–865 MHz in Europe, 902–928 MHz in the US) — a cleaner frequency with almost no interference.
✅ Up to 300 meters range
✅ 100 channels – run 10+ tours at once without mixing audio
✅ Works through walls, metal, and crowds – no line-of-sight needed
Built for Real-World Places
| Where You Use It | What FG05 Does Better |
|---|---|
| Museums | Quiet, clear audio — guests hear every word without disturbing others |
| Factories | Voice stays clear even with loud machines running nearby |
| Outdoor Sites | Rain, sun, or wind? No problem. Works anywhere. |
| Government Buildings | Signal stays inside your area — secure and private |
Simple, Reliable Specs
- Transmitter: Lasts 8 hours, charges fast with USB-C
- Receivers: Super light (18g), fit comfortably in the ear
- Easy setup: All units sync to the right channel automatically
- Certified: CE, FCC, RoHS — ready for Europe, US, and more
- Custom options: Add your logo, choose packaging, support multiple languages (MOQ 50 sets)
Real Users, Real Results
- A museum in Paris switched from a 2.4GHz system after visitors kept saying “I couldn’t hear.” Now, feedback scores are up 35%.
- A factory in Mexico runs 80 FG05 sets daily for client tours — zero audio issues in over a year.
- A temple in India hosts tours in 6 languages at the same time — no crosstalk, no confusion.
Tired of Systems That Don’t Work in Real Life?
The FG05 isn’t the cheapest.
But it’s the one that just works — so you don’t waste time, money, or guest trust.