The Entel DX422 - VHF digital walkie talkies are suitable for business use, they are compact, resistant and submersible. They comply with IP68 and MIL-STD standards, allowing them to withstand water, dust and falls.
These walkies offer clear audio quality and exceptional volume that is like no other.
Communications between small-medium groups
Specifically, the DX422 is the entry-level model and does not have a screen or keyboard, but the features it offers are simple and useful. It is ideal for simple push-to-talk communications between small and medium groups. It has 16 channels and 2 pre-programmable zones. It has mixed mode: you can receive the digital DMR * and analogue DMR modes. Operates at frequencies 136 - 174MHz, VHF.
Useful in any environment
Its compact and robust design is designed to meet the needs of users in sectors such as the construction industry. An IP68 rating makes it submersible up to 2 meters for 4 hours.
*In digital mode they will work with those brands that have a DMR protocol. Brands such as Hytera and Motorola have the same protocol, so Entel will be compatible in digital with DP series of Moto or BD and PD of Hytera, provided that they are programmed with the same frequencies.
Features:
IP68 Rating
MIL-STD 810
Frequencies: 136-174 MHz VHF
16 channels / 2 programmable zones
Analogue/digital channel spacing
Output power 5W
Direct mode of two TDMA slots
Mixed mode
Individual calls, group calls and caller ID
Vocoder: AMBE + 2
Dimensions: 97 x 39 x 37 mm
Weight: 265 g
The price of this radio does not include programming costs. Onedirect can programme your radios at a cost of £10 per radio (Excl. VAT).
If you already have a license, please send us the last page of your license papers. Alternatively, you can send us one of the radios from your existing fleet, so we can copy the frequencies and programme your new radios.
This Motorola two way radio is available to be programmed as:
VHF: 136 - 174 MHz
*The maximum range given by manufacturers is based on ideal conditions, such as from hilltop to hilltop, but the range you actually get will be much less if you are in a built-up area. Trees, walls, hills and even the weather can affect the range of your two-way radio. Rule of thumb is that for every 1 watt you will get 1 mile of coverage guarantee, or more depending on the conditions.
