DRIVE-THRU HEADSETS
Hear Every Order Clearly
If the crew can't hear the car, nothing else in the lane matters. Our headset system gives clear digital audio in one lane or four, on headsets light enough to wear all shift.
Supplied, installed and supported by our own team across Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait.
Why Our Headsets
Clear Audio
Noise cancelling at the order point, so the order taker hears the guest and not the engine.
Light to Wear
The headset weighs 120 g with its battery.
Simple to Use
Coloured lights and audio beeps show which channel is live.
Easy to Look After
The base station reports faults, including remotely.
What's in a Headset System
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Headset | Worn by order takers and runners. Channels for two lanes, table service and paging. Five volume levels. |
| Base station | Connects the headsets to the lane. Range is about 50 metres, depending on the building. |
| Drive-thru module | Cleans up the audio between the guest and the order taker. Connects to vehicle detection. |
| Speaker and microphone | At the order point. Both enclosures are rated IP64. |
| Charger | Holds eight batteries. A full charge takes four hours. |
| Repeater | Extends the range on larger sites. Up to two per base station. |
Choose Your Setup
| Your site | Setup |
|---|---|
| One lane | Single-lane system |
| Two lanes | Dual-lane system, with table service if you need it |
| Three or four lanes | Multi-lane system |
| Large site or thick walls | Add up to two repeaters |
| Table service | Use the table service channel on the same headsets |
Not sure? Tell us your lanes and layout, and we'll specify it for you.
Part of the Whole Lane
The base station connects to lane timers, so your headsets and your timing data work together. See how the full drive-thru fits together.
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Ready for AI Order Taking
A compact AI box plugs into the speaker post and connects your headset system to AI order taking. It works with the headsets you already have, so you can run them today and switch on AI order taking later.
See AI for restaurantsHeadset Questions
All questions Not here? Ask us.
How many lanes can one system cover?
One to four lanes. Dual-lane systems can also run table service on the same headsets.
How many crew can be on it at once?
Each lane has an order taker. Any number of runners can listen in, and everyone can talk on the paging channel.
How long does a battery last?
A full shift, in normal use. Spare batteries charge in four hours in an eight-bay charger, so a fresh one is always ready at shift change.
How far does the signal reach?
About 50 metres from the base station, depending on the building. Up to two repeaters extend the range on bigger sites.
Can it work with AI order taking?
Yes. An AI box connects the speaker post to a voice AI and works with the headsets already in place, so the headsets stay.
Is the outdoor equipment weatherproof?
The speaker and microphone at the order point are rated IP64, which covers dust and splashing water.
Can it replace our current headsets without new cabling?
Usually. It runs over a network cable or the cable you already have. We survey the lane first and tell you what can stay.
How much does a headset system cost?
We don't publish prices, because it depends on your lanes, how many headsets you need and what's already installed. Tell us your lanes and crew size and we'll quote it.