Environmental: Meets IP54 & Mil-STD 810 C, D, & E.Crossband Repeating is a process where a Ham transmits one signal on one band (typically UHF), and it is received by another radio with a better antenna/power installation, and re-transmitted (typically on VHF) to another radio system, or a repeater.The Motorola CM160 is designed for users in Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa markets. If the user is unable to give the ‘okay’ message then a defined emergency procedure is activated. With ‘lone worker’ function, the radio can be set up to request a response from a user at regular intervals. Time-out-timer (15 to 180 seconds, or infinite)Ī single button press is all it takes to alert colleagues or base that assistance is required.Weight (gm/kg) - 2040gms For Low band), 1400gms (For VHF & UHF).Signaling - Quick Call II, DTMF, limited MDC1200.

Following are the key features of this system.

Dimensions (H X W X D) - 255mm x 185mm x 72mm (Low Band), 186mm x 179mm x 59mm (VHF/UHF).

Environmental specifications for vibration, shock, rain, dust & humidity

Environmental: Meets IP54 & Mil-STD 810 C, D, & E.

Current Drain: 0.3A (standby), 8A (transmit).

Power Supply: Rechargeable Battery 7.5V.

Call Tone Tagging allowing the user to select one of 8 alert tones.

The Motorola CM140 is designed for users in Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa markets. Should a radio be lost or stolen it can be blocked (and unblocked upon retrieval) thanks to Selective Radio Inhibit.

With this in mind, the radios feature ‘emergency mode’.Ī single button press is all it takes to alert colleagues or base that assistance is required. Looking after employees and resources is paramount to stay ahead. Repeater talkaround is particularly useful where the electricity supply can be unreliable – often when communication is most important. The ‘repeater talkaround’ function allows users to stay in touch should the radio repeater for their area stop working or when users work beyond its range.

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