Motorola Walkie Talkie XTR446(YHSOnlineStores)

The Motorola XTR446 provides you with all the convenience and benefits of two-way communications without the cost or hassle of obtaining an operating licence. Complete flexibility is assured as any number of new handsets can be added to your radio fleet at any time to accommodate a growing workforce. 

Existing Motorola PMR446 users can also expand their existing radio fleets with XTR446 radios. XTR446 has been designed to be lightweight,comfortable and simple to use, offering superb audio clarity and clear communications in a wide range of environments.

Features

Hands-free (Vox) operation
Using the supplied headset (or any compatible accessory) the radios can be used in a voice activated mode, leaving your hands free to work.

Room Monitor
Radios can be positioned and set to detect voices or sounds and transmit these back to the listening radio without having to press the PTT

Interference eliminator codes
A choice of 38 interference eliminator codes can be set for each of the 8 channels, providing a wide range of channel settings and helping to avoid channel interference. 

Auto channel scan
All channels can be scanned and automatically detect channel activity to enable use to respond quickly to multi-channel communications

Easy and simple to use
Whilst offering a range of useful features, the XTR446 remains simple and easy use - simply "press to talk" to stay in touch around the business.

Cost-free operation
No licence fee. No contract. No airtime charges. No bills.

Talk range
Motorola radios achieve the maximum possible range legally permitted by the PMR446 regulations. Subject to operating conditions, terrain and environment, communication range of up to 8km / 5 miles can be achieved.

* The communication range quoted is calculated based on an unobstructed line of sight test under optimum conditions. Actual range will vary depending on terrain and conditions, and is often less than the maximum possible. Your actual range will be limited by several factors including, but not limited to: terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference, and obstructions.