Kenwood TK-D240E VHF

Kenwood TK-D240E VHF

The following range of two-way radios provide the features and performance needed for a wide range of workplaces – from warehouses and stations to shops and hotels.

The best of both modes

TK-D240E radios can operate in both digital and FM analog modes, switching automatically as needed.

Crystal clear audio 

The TK-D240E´s have 1W of audio output power, while the AMBE+2™ VOCODER technology accurately replicates natural human speech nuances for superior voice quality, even with high levels of ambient noise. 

A battery built to last 

Battery life is always important for radio users. Both Lithium-ion and Ni-MH rechargeable batteries are available

Call interruption mode 

In an emergency or whenever a user needs to interrupt a call, Call Interruption is available in both direct and repeater modes, while encoding or decoding

Features:

• 32 channels in 2 zones (16 channels per zone)
• Frequency: 136-174 MHz
• Possibility to select use with 8 or 16 channels.
• Transmission power: 5/1 W (VHF)
• Output audio power: 1 W @ 12 Ω
• scanning
• Password protection (reading / overwriting)
• Possibility of adjusting the minimum volume.
• Messages 'embedded'
• LED for call signalling
• Keypad lock
• Late entry
• Analogue signalling: QT / DQT, FleetSync, 5-tone signature

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.

Licence FAQ Section:

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/manage-your-licence/radiocommunication-licences/business-radio/guidance-for-licensees/business-radio-faqs

How to apply for a licence:

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/manage-your-licence/radiocommunication-licences/business-radio/apply-business-radio

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.