Repeater in the DR family. Bands VHF/UHF. Channel capacity 16. Ingress protection Rack equipment.
Frequency bandVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR TDMA
MOQ2 PCS
Lead time1–7 days
Category
Repeaters and project systems
Catalogue
Coverage extension for sites, tunnels and plant, plus the infrastructure a project needs.
How to read this family
6 identifiers for coverage extension. Only one of them is written as outdoor equipment, so the first question on this page is where the cabinet sits, not which model is cheaper.
Start with the protocol, not the model
Protocol is decided inside the radio. A unit bought for the wrong one cannot be reprogrammed into the right one, so this is the first column worth reading — before band, before ingress, before price.
| Protocol | Identifiers | Families | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Analogue | 6 | DR · MTR · SLR | DR3000 |
| DMR | 5 | DR · MTR · SLR | DR3000 |
A unit that carries two modes is counted in both rows, so the column adds up to more than the number of identifiers in the family. “Not recorded” is a field the record does not carry, left visible rather than filled from a neighbouring identifier.
Families in this catalogue
An identifier belongs to one family, and the family is where the shared behaviour sits. The band and ingress columns are the union of what the records in that family state — where a family spans several ratings, that spread is shown instead of one representative figure.
| Family | Models | Protocol | Bands | Ingress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DR | 1 | DMR · Analogue | VHF · UHF | Indoor rack equipment: no portable IP rating |
| MTR | 2 | DMR · Analogue | VHF · UHF · 800 MHz · 900 MHz | Indoor rack equipment |
| SLR | 3 | DMR · Analogue | VHF · UHF · 800 MHz · 900 MHz | IP65; suitable for indoor and outdoor use · Indoor rack equipment |
Which one you need
Read down the left column until one line describes your site. Each answer names the identifiers that carry the property, and the reason it does.
Extending coverage of a DMR fleet
Look at: DR3000 · MTR3000 · SLR
Every repeater here records DMR and Analogue except MTR2000, which records analogue only.
Analogue base station, no digital requirement
Look at: MTR2000
Records analogue only, with 16 conventional channels.
The cabinet has to sit outdoors
Look at: SLR1000
The one identifier here that records IP65 and indoor/outdoor use. The rest state indoor rack equipment.
What this page does not claim
Four of the six records say indoor rack equipment and carry no portable ingress rating. That figure is absent because the unit is not a portable — not because it was missed.
16 conventional channels is the recorded figure for DR and MTR. Exact capacity depends on the system configuration, and the record says so.
Every identifier in this family
Repeater in the MTR family. Bands VHF/UHF/800/900. Channel capacity System-based. Ingress protection Rack equipment.
Frequency bandVHF/UHF/800/900 MHz; Analog base station/repeater
MOQ2 PCS
Lead time1–7 days
Repeater in the MTR family. Bands VHF/UHF. Channel capacity 16. Ingress protection Rack equipment.
Frequency bandVHF 146-174; UHF multiple sub-bands; Analog + DMR
MOQ2 PCS
Lead time1–7 days
Repeater in the SLR family. Bands VHF/UHF. Channel capacity 64. Ingress protection IP65.
Frequency bandVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR
MOQ2 PCS
Lead time1–7 days
Repeater in the SLR family. Bands VHF/UHF. Channel capacity 64. Ingress protection Rack equipment.
Frequency bandVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR
MOQ2 PCS
Lead time1–7 days
Repeater in the SLR family. Bands VHF/UHF/800/900. Channel capacity 64. Ingress protection Rack equipment.
Frequency bandVHF/UHF/800/900 MHz (version-dependent); Analog + DMR
MOQ2 PCS
Lead time1–7 days
Buying in quantity
Minimum order is 2 units, of one identifier or across a category. The per-unit price steps at 20, 50, 100 units, stock moves in about 3 days and a built unit in 12–20 days, spares run at 2 per 100 and packing at 10 to a carton. Radios can be programmed to your channel plan before dispatch. The trade terms in full, or have a site sized first.
Questions this family raises
Answered from the records on this page. Where an answer depends on your own network or licence, it says so rather than guessing on your behalf.
Mostly indoor: four of the six records state indoor rack equipment. SLR1000 is the exception, recording IP65 and indoor/outdoor use. If the cabinet goes outside, that is the record to start from.
DR and MTR record 16 conventional channels, and the record adds that exact capacity depends on the system configuration. Repeater capacity and portable channel count are different figures and should not be added together.
DR3000, MTR3000 and all SLR identifiers list DMR and Analogue together. MTR2000 records analogue only, so it is not the unit for a DMR migration.
Because they are rack equipment, not portables. The field states that instead of quoting a number the unit was never tested to.
Coverage
Catalogue coverage reflects the identifiers this operation currently records. A model absent from this list may still be sourced; send the identifier and we will confirm.
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.Enquiry
Enquire about repeaters and project systems
Send the destination country, the band you are licensed for and the quantity. The configuration is confirmed before any PI is issued.