Tele Radio will show a complete line of radio remote controls for use in wastewater and environmental service applications at the WWETT Show.

Tele Radio will show a complete line of radio remote controls for use in wastewater and environmental service applications at the Water and Wastewater Equipment, Treatment and Transport (WWETT) Show, which takes place 16-19 February at the Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, USA. The exhibition is held across the final three days.
The event is the premier gathering for wastewater and environmental service professionals, offering unparalleled access to cutting-edge technology, industry education, and powerful business connections. As the industry’s leading platform, WWETT delivers hands-on experiences, expert-led insights, and the most comprehensive marketplace for solutions.
At Booth 5359, visitors will experience the advantages of working with Tele Radio beyond remote control hardware, including deep application expertise, the ability to customise control systems to specific machines, and close collaboration with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), integrators, and operators.
Miguel Tellez, managing director at Tele Radio America LLC, said: “Backed by on-site training, responsive technical support, and strong local stock availability, Tele Radio helps customers implement reliable wireless control solutions that are practical, safe, and built for long-term performance. This approach reflects Tele Radio’s ongoing commitment to supporting the industry with proven technology and trusted partnerships in addition to industry-leading product.”
The water and wastewater sector is a growing priority for Tele Radio, especially as more operators move toward remote operation for safety, precision, and operational efficiency. Wireless systems support sewer cleaning equipment; hydro-excavation trucks; jetting units; vacuum trucks; and pump control applications. During 2026, the manufacturer will expand its support network, while increasing local stock and integration resources in the U.S. to better serve this industry.
WWETT attendees will see products across three Tele Radio ranges:
The Tele Radio team attending the event brings together strong technical knowledge and extensive experience across mobile machinery and industrial wireless control applications. Their hands-on approach, combined with deep product knowledge, allows them to support applications ranging from lifting and mobile machinery to specialised industrial equipment, helping customers identify the best solution for safety, performance, and long-term reliability.
Tellez added: “The WWETT show is always an exciting event; we see several good customers there each year and look forward to welcoming newcomers to our booth so we can introduce them to the Tele Radio family of remote control solutions.”
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