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Motorola’s new two-way radios feature improved audio quality, longer battery life, built-in privacy, and enhanced call signaling. The system uses digital technology to enhance capacity and spectral efficiency. Integration of voice and data capability also allows for advanced features such as GPS-based location tracking and text messaging.
Read More →Having received Intrinsically Safe certification by the approvals division of Factory Mutual Research Corp., and also meeting the APCO Project 25 standard for digital public safety radio, Relm’s BK Radio DPHx is at the lowest risk in potentially hazardous locations. The Intrinsically Safe option for the BK Radio DPHX requires utilization in conjunction with an IS antenna and an IS-certified battery.
Read More →Setcom’s Liberator Wireless System frees the motor officer from the cable connecting man and machine. Along with a new freedom of movement, the Liberator Wireless System also avoids the interference challenges of using higher frequencies by working in the 900 MHz ISM range. The system is also backward compatible with most up-to-date Setcom equipment. The minimal power that the Liberator needs is drawn from the portable radio battery.
Read More →JPS Communications, a Raytheon company, has improved its SNV-12 Signal-and-Noise Voter to further enhance flexibility and value. The SNV-12’s new, software-enabled features include a variable Vote Lock onset delay timer and the ability to reduce the pilot tone detection sensitivity. A voter is a communication device that ensures high-quality radio signal transmission, rebroadcast, and reception across its network.
Read More →The Blackbox professional two-way radio from Klein Electronics is designed to conveniently fit in the palm of your hand. The compact radio features UHF/VHF and 16 channels, programmable with scan. Options include an 1100 mAH NiMH extended battery, stubby antenna, and carry case.
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