Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola DP4801e Walkie Talkie VHF/UHF/800 IP68
Also sold as XiR P8668i · DGP8550e / DGP5550e · XPR 7550e / XPR 7580e
- DMR
- Analogue
Source: catalogue p5#32
FrequencyVHF/
Channels1000
IngressIP68
Selected from the catalogue
Selected Motorola identifiers
A short selection: 8 of the 112 identifiers, each carrying the four recorded facts — model, frequency band, channel capacity and ingress protection. Where the source document does not confirm a value, the tile says so instead of filling the gap. The full list, with the category and series filters, is on the catalogue page.
Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola R7 NKP Walkie Talkie VHF/UHF/800/900 IP66/68
Also sold as One global identifier in the source document
- DMR
- Analogue
Source: catalogue p5#65
FrequencyVHF/
Channels64
IngressIP66/68
Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola DP4401ex Walkie Talkie VHF/UHF IP67
Also sold as XiR P8608ex · DGP8050ex
- DMR
- Analogue
Source: catalogue p5#25
FrequencyVHF/
Channels32
IngressIP67
Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola DP4801ex Walkie Talkie VHF/UHF IP67
Also sold as XiR P8668ex · DGP8550ex
- DMR
- Analogue
Source: catalogue p5#33
FrequencyVHF/
Channels1000
IngressIP67
Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola MTP3550 Walkie Talkie TETRA IP55/65
Also sold as One global identifier in the source document
- TETRA
Source: catalogue p5#53
FrequencyTETRA
ChannelsSystem-based
IngressIP55/65
Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola APX 2000 Model 2 Dual Knob Walkie Talkie VHF/UHF/700/800/900 IP67
Also sold as One global identifier in the source document
- P25
Source: catalogue p1#15
FrequencyVHF/
Channels1000
IngressIP67
Walkie TalkieRecorded
Motorola APX 6000 Model 3.5 Dual Knob Walkie Talkie VHF/UHF/700/800 IP68
Also sold as One global identifier in the source document
- P25
Source: catalogue p1#28
FrequencyVHF/
Channels1000 / 3000
IngressIP68
RepeaterRecorded
Motorola SLR5500 / SLR5300 Repeater VHF/UHF
Also sold as SLR5500 · SLR5300 · SLR5100 · SLR5700
- DMR
- Analogue
Source: catalogue p3#5
FrequencyVHF/
Channels64
IngressRack equipment
How an enquiry runs
From identifier to quotation in four steps
Build the enquiry
Send the identifier you are working from and the conditions you will buy under.
- Exact identifier or ordering code
- Band you are licensed to operate
- Quantity per identifier
- Destination country and port
We confirm the identifier
You receive the recorded facts with their source position rather than a rewritten specification.
- Recorded band, channel capacity and ingress protection
- Source position for each value
- Regional counterpart names for that identifier
- The questions still open in the source document
You confirm the ordering code
A regional name is not a substitution. The code decides what actually ships.
- Band split follows the ordering code, not the name
- Keypad layout and firmware follow the code
- Regulatory marking follows the market build
- Confirm the code before the quotation is issued
Quotation, then PI
The quotation carries the configuration; the proforma invoice confirms it. There is no online ordering.
- Condition stated per line item
- Incoterms stated on the quotation
- Admission and frequency licence: operator responsibility
- Transport position for energy items confirmed per shipment
Common questions
Answers that change the order
Two models look equivalent — how do I decide?
Model names sold in different regions are a naming relationship, not a substitution, so the decision is driven by the market you will operate in rather than by performance. What matters is the ordering code for your destination: firmware, band split and regulatory marking follow the regional build. Publish your destination country and band requirement in the enquiry and we will confirm the code that matches.
How do I choose a frequency band?
Choose the band your licence covers, then buy the hardware to match. In most markets the regulator grants specific frequencies and requires type-approved equipment; ordering a band that your licence does not cover creates equipment you cannot lawfully use. Band availability is recorded per ordering code, not per model name.
How can I tell a new unit from a refurbished one?
Check the serial number against the manufacturer record, compare the battery and accessory part numbers against the build sheet, and inspect the housing for refinishing. Ask for photographs of the actual serial plate before payment, and keep them — the plate, not the listing, is the evidence. We publish condition per batch in the quotation rather than defaulting every line to new.
Can lithium-ion batteries be shipped by air?
Only with the transport documentation completed for the specific battery and packing configuration, and many carriers refuse loose lithium cells entirely. Expect a sea or road default for bulk energy items. The transport position is confirmed per shipment, and this site does not present a blanket answer as if it were one.
Before you commit
Due diligence you can run on any supplier, including us
These four checks do not depend on trusting this site or any other. They work on a competitor, on an agent and on us equally.
Ask for the source position of any value
If a supplier cannot say which document a parameter was read from, treat that parameter as marketing until they can.
Ask for the ordering code, not the marketing name
Regional names describe the same family. The ordering code decides band split, keypad layout, firmware and marking.
Ask which condition is being quoted, per line
New and refurbished are different products at different prices. A quotation that does not say which one cannot be compared.
Check admission yourself, not through the supplier
Type approval and the frequency licence are granted to you and your regulator. No supplier can transfer that to you.
Before you order
Admission, licensing and transport
Radio equipment admission
In Saudi Arabia, radio equipment is subject to communications-regulator type approval and to import documentation. In the UAE the equivalent requirement sits with its telecommunications regulator. Which approval applies to a specific model depends on the model, the band and the year of import — not on the brand.
Confirm the requirement with the local regulator and your freight forwarder before ordering.Lithium battery transport
Batteries are shipped under dangerous-goods rules. What is required depends on the battery, whether it is packed with or inside equipment, and the mode of transport. Bulk energy items are frequently restricted to sea or road freight.
Confirm the transport position with your freight forwarder before confirming the order.How parameters are published
Every parameter row carries a source position. A row shows either a reachable source with its verification date, or an explicit pending state. A value is never published without one of the two.
Buyer notes
Decisions that get made before a purchase order exists
Each note answers one question a buyer has to settle before the order can be written. The tables inside them are read from the catalogue at build time, so a figure quoted in a note is the figure the identifier page carries.
Band and power
Names and order codes
Selection basics
- GP338 vs GP340 — 128 channels or 16, and when it matters
- DP2400 vs DP2400e — 16 channels or 64, IP55 or IP67
- DR3000 repeater — when a site needs one, and what changes
- Analog or digital DMR for a fleet?
- Checking a battery part number against a handset
- Handheld or vehicle-mounted radio — how to choose the form factor
Industry configurations
Import and admission
Commercial questions
What the quotation and the PI decide
Yes. Channel plan, contacts and any encryption keys are programmed per fleet, and the programming cable or software entitlement is a separate item. If you want the units delivered programmed, send the channel plan with the order; otherwise expect to program on arrival.
Because those values are not yet recorded against a source. A published parameter is a number somebody will plan a purchase order around, so an unverified value is worse than a visibly empty one. Every empty row is queued for verification and will publish with its source and verification date.
Often yes. This catalogue reflects the identifiers currently recorded by the operation. Send the exact model identifier or ordering code and we will confirm availability, condition and lead time before you commit.
Enquiry, then quotation, then a proforma invoice. There is no online ordering or payment on this site, by design: two-way radio supply is configured per order, so the quotation carries the configuration and the PI confirms it.
Get a quotation
Build the enquiry from the catalogue
An enquiry that arrives with these four facts removes most of the first reply round-trips. Everything else can be settled after the identifier is confirmed.
What to prepare
- The identifier or ordering code, written exactly as it appears in your document
- The band your licence covers, not the band you would prefer
- Quantity per identifier, and whether the order is one shipment or phased
- Destination country and port, with the Incoterms you want quoted
Enquiry channels
A messaging handle and a mailbox are published in the site header and on the enquiry page. No telephone line is published, and no response-time figure is quoted: this site lists only the channels the company has confirmed, because a published channel is a promise a buyer will plan around.
- Send the enquiry brief through the messaging channel, or by mail if your procurement process needs a written trail.
- Build the brief on the enquiry page first. It composes a complete, copyable specification request.
- Include the exact model identifier, band requirement and destination country. Those three fields remove most of the first reply round-trips.
Reference
Pages that answer the rest
Reference
Full catalogue
All recorded identifiers with filters by category and series.
Portables
Handheld identifiers
Site, plant and field handsets, including listed builds where the project needs them.
Vehicles
Mobile and base units
In-vehicle and fixed installations for fleet, plant and yard coverage.
Energy
Batteries and energy
Energy items with a model lookup, so a part number can be checked against a handset before it is ordered.
Systems
Repeaters
Coverage extension for sites, tunnels and plant, plus the infrastructure a project needs.
Selection
Selection FAQ
The questions that decide a purchase order, answered without hedging.
Enquiry
Send the configuration, not just the model name
Band, destination and quantity decide whether a quotation is usable in one round or three. Compose the brief and it carries all three.