16 Channel VHF or UHF Handportable with ATEX Approval

• ATEX ATEX (ATMOSPHERES EXPLOSIBLES) DIRECTIVE 94/9/EC Introduced in 2003, this is the European Union directive to which all two-way radios must adhere if used in potentially explosive environments It replaces the FM (Factory Mutual) and Cenelec classifications in all European Union member states and EFTA countries. Approved to Class II II = Equipment Group II - for use in surface industries - other than mines, (eg chemical industry, refineries, etc.) 2 2 = High protection, category 2 for zone 1 and 2 use in areas where: an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur in normal operation G G = Gas Ex Ex = Explosion-protected electrical equipment, certified to European ATEX Directive and the IECEx certification scheme ib ib = Intrinsic safety ignition protection sufficient for zones 1 and 2 with 1 countable fault IIC IIC = Protection in the most explosive sub group C gas environment (hydrogen) T4 T4 = Device surface temperature will not exceed 135°C in an ambient environment of 40°C for gas protection
• ATEX ATEX (ATMOSPHERES EXPLOSIBLES) DIRECTIVE 94/9/EC Introduced in 2003, this is the European Union directive to which all two-way radios must adhere if used in potentially explosive environments It replaces the FM (Factory Mutual) and Cenelec classifications in all European Union member states and EFTA countries. Approved to Class II II = Equipment Group II - for use in surface industries - other than mines, (eg chemical industry, refineries, etc.) 2 2 = High protection, category 2 for zone 1 and 2 use in areas where: an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur in normal operation D D = Dust Ex Ex = Explosion-protected electrical equipment, certified to European ATEX Directive and the IECEx certification scheme tD tD = Dust protected by equipment housing A21 A21 = Dust protected in Zone 21 ib ib = Intrinsic safety ignition protection sufficient for zones 1 and 2 with 1 countable fault D21 D21 = Dust protected in Zone 21 < * error : bad gas variable ** T110 T110 = Device surface temperature will not exceed 110°C in an ambient environment of 40°C for dust protection
• ATEX ATEX (ATMOSPHERES EXPLOSIBLES) DIRECTIVE 94/9/EC Introduced in 2003, this is the European Union directive to which all two-way radios must adhere if used in potentially explosive environments It replaces the FM (Factory Mutual) and Cenelec classifications in all European Union member states and EFTA countries. Approved to Class I I = Equipment Group I - for use in Mines M2 M2 = Mining protection, No operation possible with firedamp Ex Ex = Explosion-protected electrical equipment, certified to European ATEX Directive and the IECEx certification scheme ib ib = Intrinsic safety ignition protection sufficient for zones 1 and 2 with 1 countable fault I I = Protection in a mine environment (methane) for mining protection
• High Power 1 W output VHF 1 W output UHF Transmitter with Timeout Timer programmable up to 180 seconds
• Available in 2 frequency versions VHF: 136 - 174 MHz MHz UHF: 403 - 470 MHz MHz to operate in most UK business bands VHF: 68 - 88 MHz VHF: 139 - 173 MHz UHF: 425 - 449 MHz UHF: 453 - 463 MHz
• 16 channel personalities preprogrammed choice of operating channel, workgroup memberships, transmitter power levels etc - the technical details that make it work stored behind the rotary selector
• Red Emergency Button Press and hold the emergency button to summon assistance Calls may be secret, in case of attack, and may include automatic hot microphone audio, whilst cancellation is manual, local or remote Essential for users in high risk environments. on top
• Three programmable function Short or long button presses may initiate: Call 1 (2/3/4) Call Cancel Call Forward Channel Monitor Channel Scan Emergency Initiate/Clear Lone Worker mode Nuisance Delete Talkaround Whisper Mode XPAND™ - noise suppression side buttons
• Simple Press-to-Talk and Release to Listen - no dialling - no call set up delay just instant communication! operation
• Front panel LED status indicator Receiving Transmitting Channel Busy Incoming Call
• Proven MOTOROLA quality with ALT testing Accelerated Life Testing - gruelling 5 year reliability trials
• Rugged MIL 810F UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE TEST METHOD STANDARDS - MIL-STD-810C,D,E,F - see Product brochure for details construction
• Whoops and dustproof above IP64 standard International Protection Rating, also known as Ingress Protection rating. Click for a detailed description of IP Codes in Wikipedia
• Channel scanning with priority channel monitoring - never miss a message ability
• Built in VOX Voice Operated tranXmit - Look Ma, No Hands ! switching
• Low Battery Stop flat batteries wasting your time alert
• Low profile accessory socket with a simple adaptor available to connect via the original GP300 series accessory socket, the popular and now industry standard twin jack socket used for audio accessories for ATEX approved accessories only
• Private Line™ Motorola's inaudible signalling means you only hear the transmissions you want - not the noise you don't ! protection against interference
• Integrated Select V™ Motorola SelectV selcall system Five Tone Selective Calling facilities - Expanded to maximum three sequences of up to 12 tones - Access Authorisation - Call Acknowledgement - Call Forwarding - Contact List - Emergency Calls with Hot Mic - Manual or Hotkey Dialling - Missed Calls List - Page Alerts - Private, Group or All Calls - Radio Check, Monitor, Stun and Revive - Radio Identity (on Tx key or manual) - Radio Status Click for a detailed description of Selective Calling in Wikipedia signalling
• Integrated MDC™ Motorola Data Compmunications provides basic Selective Calling facilities - Radio Identity (on Tx key or dekey) - Emergency Alarm Monitoring - Remote Monitoring - Radio Status Click for a detailed description of MDC in Wikipedia and Quik-Call II™ Motorola Quick_Call II system Two Tone Selective Calling - Page Alerts - Private or Group Calls Click for a detailed description of Quik-Call II in Wikipedia signalling
• Lone Worker Designed to allow one man operation in risky situations, the Lone Worker feature will automatically instigate an Emergency Call if the radio user is unable to respond to a locally generated prompt from the radio. signalling
• X-Pand™ Motorola's digital speech compression algorithms maximise the message minimise the noise making it easier to understand what is being said even when there is lots of background noise audio compander