Motorola TLKR T82 Quad pack + 4 Charging Cradles

Here is the Pack of 4 Motorola TLKR T82 + 4 Charging Cradles. Very popular and easy to use, the Motorola T82 walkie talkie offers completely free communications. With 16 channels, a range of 18 hours and a range of up to 10 km *, this walkie talkie is more powerful than its predecessor: the Motorola T80. Designed for frequent use both indoors and outdoors, it has a USB port that allows quick and easy charging.

In addition to a modern design, the T82 is very robust: it benefits from the IPx2 standard, which certifies its resistance to splashing when exposed to rain, in wet areas ...

The Motorola T82's LED display is equipped with the latest technologies: you use your device even in direct sunlight, without being bothered by the brightness, and it only lights up when you use it.

It is equipped with a LED torch very practical for professionals who work at night.

With the Vox function, the Motorola T82 walkie-talkie goes off to the sound of your voice. You can contact your colleagues at any time, even if your hands are taken!

All walkie-talkies come with:

• 2 belt clips
• 2 NimH batteries
• 1 double power supply
• 16 customization stickers

If you already have a fleet of walkie-talkies unlicensed PMR446, the Motorola T82 is compatible! All you need to do is connect both devices to the same frequency.

Features of Motorola T82:

• 8 preprogrammed channels + 8 programmable channels and 121 codes
• PMR 446: free and unrestricted use without license or subscription
• Range up to 10 km *
• Splashproof IPX2
• Autonomy: 18h (NiMh battery)
• Emergency call button
• Hands free: iVox function, voice trigger
• Vibrator
• Built-in torch
• "RogerBeep " / confirmation tone
• Low battery alert
• Key lock
• Screen with hidden display
• 20 ringtones to choose from
• Connectors for accessories: headphones, bodyguard kit, microphone speaker ...
• 2.5 mm jack
• Compatible with all PMR 446 talkies (free and legal use)

* The Motorola T82 communication range shown is based on optimal conditions in a barrier-free environment. The actual range varies with the conditions of use and the physical environment. It is often less than the maximum possible. Several factors can affect the actual range, for example: terrain, weather, electromagnetic interference, obstructions.