Motorola DP1400

The Motorola Solutions MOTOTRBO DP1400 combines simple push-to-talk two-way radio functionality with the latest analogue and digital technology for effective day to day communication for a busy workforce and support during emergencies.

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Description

The Motorola Solutions MOTOTRBO DP1400 combines simple push-to-talk two-way radio functionality with the latest analogue and digital technology for effective day to day communication for a busy workforce and support during emergencies.

Brand

Motorola

Category:

Analogue/Digital
Get all the benefits of digital, including better voice quality, better range and better battery life – but retain compatibility with your existing radio fleet while giving yourself the freedom to migrate to the latest technology at your own pace.

Automatic Gain Control
Adapts automatically to changes in voice level, whether you speak softly or loudly, turn your head, or move the microphone away from your mouth.

Transmit Interrupt Capability
When an emergency occurs transmit interrupt allows for an automatic override of the radio systems to deliver critical messages

Compatible with Radio Management Suite
Using Motorola Solutions Radio Management tool, you can easily program MOTOTRBO DP1400 radios. Programming radios in batches using a standardised template leads to error-free results and optimised performance.

Dual Capacity Direct Mode
Utilise the power of the 2-slot TDMA DMR standard to increase calling capacity and minimise licensing costs.

Encrypted Communications
Ensure your communications are not intercepted and your channels are secure with 16-bit encryption.

Lone Worker
The Motorola DP1400 is designed to help protect those working on their own by periodically prompting them to press the PTT radio button. The supervisor or dispatcher is notified if the user does not respond within a specified period of time.

IP54 Rated
Dustproof and splashproof, so you can work with confidence in challenging environments.

Range
This is dependent on the area of use. Built-up areas i.e in a city or within a building can limit the geographical coverage footprint.