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Portable Two-way Radios
Key Features
- Nationwide Push-to-Talk via Broadband
- 4G Network Speed
- GPS Location tracking
- AI-based noise suppression
- 18-hour battery life
Key Features
- 10 Channels
- WiFi and Voice Assistant Capabilities
- License-Free Operation
- Extended Rang; up to 300,000 Sq. Feet
- Color LED Status Indicator
Key Features
- Android Platform
- Secured Open App Ecosystem
- Channels: up to 1000
- Full Multimedia Capabilities
- Built for any environment (IP68 Rated)
Key Features
- Channels: 64
- IP55-Rated Durability
- SINC+ Noise Cancellation
- Superior Range
- High-capacity battery
Key Features
- Digital/Non-Digital Displays
- Channels: Digital, 1000. Non-Digital, 64
- UHF, VHF, 800/900 MHz
- Intelligent Audio
- Up to 28 hours of battery life
Key Features
- Integrated Wi-Fi
- Channels: 16 to 128
- Bluetooth 4.0
- Channel Lock (XPR 3500e only)
- Up to 28.5 hours of battery life
- IMPRES Audio
XPR 3300e: No Display Keypad
XPR 3500e: Monochrome Display, limited keypad
Key Features
- Ultra-Slim
- Channels: 2 to 99
- Ultra Thin
- IP54 Rated
- Up to 28.5 hours of battery life
SL300 Active View Display
SL300 Non-Display
Key Features
- Virtual Keypad and Display
- Channels: 128
- Ultra Thin
- Intelligent Audio
- Bluetooth Enabled
Key features
The XPR 7000 Series Portable Radios are discontinued, however we still provide replacement parts and repair services.
XPR 7350, XPR 7380
XPR 7550, XPR 7580
Contact us for any compatible radios
Key Features
- Non-Display/Non-Keypad
- Monochrome Limited Keypad/Full Keypad
- Analog/Digital Communications
- Channels: Non Keypad, 16 / Keypad, 160
- Pre Programmed Text Messaging (Keypad Only)
- IP54 Rated
Discontinued
The CP185 Portable Radio is discontinued, however we still provide replacement parts and repair services.
Contact us for any compatible radios.
Discontinued
The CP200d Portable Radio is discontinued, however we still provide replacement parts and repair services.
See Motorola MOTOTRBO R2 as a replacement radio.
New to Altech Electronics?
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What should I know when buying a two-way radio?
There are a lot of rules and regulations governing short- and long-range radio two way radios and their communications and as an authorized Motorola two-way radio dealer in New York, it is our duty to keep radio buyers educated on these Motorola two-way radio purchasing rules. One thing you should know is whether or not you’re buying a radio, or getting a two-way radio rental from an authorized manufacturer’s dealer. If you’re buying from an unauthorized dealer, you should know that most manufacturers do not warranty products sold by these types of two-way radio dealers. Motorola radio sales, and walkie talkie rentals at Altech that are covered under warranty, are sent back at no additional charge. Not all Motorola two-way radio dealers are created equal; you want to make sure you’re buying from a trusted Motorola authorized two-way radio dealer. We have an extensive inventory of Motorola digital police radios for sale, and a staff of experts. We are a Motorola distributor that you can trust.
Do I need an FCC license?
Yes, you need an FCC license for two way radios. Most two-way radios require individuals and non-individuals such as businesses to have a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license. When you purchase a radio that operates in the commercial frequency ranges, the FCC requires a 10-year FCC radio operator license. Failure to comply can cost operators up to $19,639 per day of marketing violations and up to $147,290 for an ongoing violation.
Why? Users can interfere with other types of communications equipment including public safety and large enterprise customers. Just because you can’t hear them it doesn’t mean you’re not interfering with them. Also, certain frequencies require in-person monitoring to ensure there is minimal interference.
What is an FCC license?
FCC radio operator licenses are what the government uses to ensure two-way radios are only operated by approved parties. Any radio that operates within commercial frequency ranges that are regulated by the FCC will require the operator license. The licenses are good for 10 years when granted.
Commercial frequency radios are prone to interference, and that interference can create dangerous situations with far-reaching consequences. The license ensures that all operators understand standard policies and procedures to keep communications clear and safe. That is why operating on a commercial frequency without a license can incur a fine of up to $19,639 per day.
How do I get an FCC license?
At Altech, we specialize in FCC licensure and can show you how to get an FCC license in NYC, so you can avoid having your incomplete application returned, long delays and the reapplication process.
From FCC license requirements & costs in NYC to FCC license renewals, navigating the licensing database, and radio operators licensing, our wireless radio services experts are here to help.