Hytera HP705 Handheld Two-Way Radio
Description and Features
Firstly, Hytera HP705 Handheld Two-Way Radio provides more efficient and reliable communications, along with loud and clear audio, powerful battery, a remarkable portability and ruggedness for ease of use across multiple environments and industries.
Also, thanks to its compact display, 0.91-inch OLED, the radio display channel, signal strength, power, and Bluetooth status. Moreover, the anti-magnetic design meets IP68 ingress-resistance means the radio stands in harsh environments.
Furthermore the Advanced Positioning System supports GPS and GLONASS. So, users view the current location information of others whilst sharing it too. Also this feature hence allows the radio to report the current location information to third-party applications like a dispatch station or the control centre.
Finally, Hytera HP705 comes with many features such as Emergency Button, Lone Worker, Man Down and more. For instance, Man Down allows the radio to automatically enter the emergency mode and emit a prompt tone. However, only when the radio is inclined by an angle greater than the present angle. So it keeps motionless longer than the early-warning time. Please contact us for more information.
Technical Information
- 1024 Channel Capacity
- 64 zones with 256 Channels per Zone
- Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174MHz; UHF: 350-470MHz
- All Call Types: Broadcast Call, Emergency Call, PSTN/PABX Call, Call Alert, Call Priority
- Text Message, Status Message, Clarity Transmission, Data Query
- Authentication and Encryption: ESN Authentication, Standard Authentication, E2EE, Over-the-Air Encryption, Scrambler
- Mic AGC, Digital Noise Suppression, Three Band Equalize
- Conventional mode: Normal Scan, Vote Scan, Priority Digital Channel Scan
- Trunking mode: Background Hunt, Home Station Hunt, Multi-site Handover, Auto Select Available Site, Timeout Auto Hunt
Included In The Box
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ACCESSORIES & COMPONENTS
Hytera HP705 Digital Two-Way Radio
