Motorola Talkabout T62 - Red (EU Version)

Motorola T62 - Red

Motorola Unveils the T62 Walkie-Talkie

Motorola, a leader in radio communication, introduces the T62, a versatile walkie-talkie suitable for both professional and personal use. Operating on the PMR446 frequency, these "unlicensed" devices offer 16 channels and 121 sub-channels for free communication. Ideal for professionals in tourism, hospitality, events, and outdoor enthusiasts, the T62 is available in duo or quad packs and various accessories to cater to diverse user needs.

Rugged Design and Long-Range Communication

Motorola's T62 walkie-talkies are renowned for their durability, and the new T62 continues this legacy. Built with robust components, it can withstand daily drops and handling. With a range of up to 8km, users can stay connected easily throughout the day. However, actual range may vary due to factors such as terrain, weather, and electromagnetic interference.

The Electromagnetic Interference can be used to reduce the range.

Motorola T62: Devices with multiple functionalities

A true mainstay in the unlicensed walkie-talkies category, the Motorola T62 is a complete communications solution, incorporating state-of-the-art features to effectively support users in their daily exchanges. The backlit LCD screen built into each T62 talkie makes it easy to read information, as every user will be able to consult the battery level of their device as well as the channel they are operating on, even in the darkest environments.

The powerful speakers of the Motorola T62 walkie talkies allow clear and natural transmission of each speaker's words, so that everyone takes part in high definition exchanges, both in a quiet environment and in a noisy environment. VOX technology, also known as iVOX, is an intelligent feature allowing the walkie-talkie to automatically detect the speaker's voice, provided an earpiece is plugged in via the T62's 2.5mm jack. The "Roger Beep" tone completes the audio part of this T62 by indicating the establishment of communication between two devices, so that each user can be assured of the proper transmission of their words during remote exchanges.

Finally, the dual power system developed on Motorola's T62 walkie talkies will give users more options when it comes to charging their devices. Indeed, this model is equipped with an 800mAh NiMH battery rechargeable via USB granting a battery life of 18 hours under normal use, but it is also compatible with standard AA batteries. These different power options allow each person to communicate serenely for a whole day, but also to alert others in the event of a problem.

Technical specifications:

Technical parameters:

• Pack of 2 walkie-talkies with backlit LCD display
• Frequency band: PMR446 (free communications with no licence required)
• Transmit power: 500mW
• Exchanges on 16 channels: 8 pre-programmed and 8 programmable*
• Integration of 121 confidentiality codes
• Range of up to 8km**
• Light indicator showing the battery level of each device

Audio features:

• HD audio quality
• VOX/iVOX function: automatic voice detection as soon as a headset is plugged in
• Integration of 20 different ring tones
• Integrated keypad tones (manually deactivatable)
• "Roger Beep": confirmation that the call has been established
• Hands-free mode available

Additional information:

• 800mAh NiMH battery: battery life of up to 18 hours under normal use
• Walkies compatible with AA batteries
• Easy and quick pairing of devices
• Possibility of locking the keyboard
• Ports and interfaces: 1 micro-USB port for charging and 1 2.5mm headset jack
• Walkie dimensions: 5.4 x 16.5 x 3.1cm
• Weight (with belt clip and battery): 161g
• Colour: Red & Black
• Using temperature: -20°C to 35°C
• Devices guaranteed for 1 year

*Number of channels available restricted to 8 in Russia according to current law

** The communication range indicated is based on optimal conditions in an unobstructed environment. The actual range varies according to the conditions of use and the physical environment. It is often less than the maximum possible distance. Several factors can affect the actual range, including but not limited to: terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference or obstructions.