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Analog two-way radios

Analog remains the correct answer wherever the requirement is group voice and nothing else. It degrades gradually as signal falls, which means an operator hears trouble before losing the channel, and it needs no entitlement beyond a licence to transmit. The identifiers below are those this catalogue records as supporting analog operation.

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Supports analog
Reviewed
2026-09-30

Identifiers in this collection

Derived from the catalogue at build time. Nothing on this page is transcribed by hand, so it cannot disagree with the identifier pages it links to.

IdentifierSeriesProtocolsFrequency bandChannel capacityIngress protection
APX 5500 E5 Control Head Vehicle Mount BlackAPXAnalogue700: 764-776/794-806 MHz; 800: 806-824/851-870 MHz; VHF 136-174 MHz; UHF R1870IP54
APX 5500 O2 Control Head Vehicle Mount GreenAPXAnalogue700: 764-776/794-806 MHz; 800: 806-824/851-870 MHz; VHF 136-174 MHz; UHF R1870IP54
APX 5500 O3 Control Head Handheld BlackAPXAnalogue700: 764-776/794-806 MHz; 800: 806-824/851-870 MHz; VHF 136-174 MHz; UHF R1870IP54
APX 5500 O7 Control Head Vehicle Mount BlackAPXAnalogue700: 764-776/794-806 MHz; 800: 806-824/851-870 MHz; VHF 136-174 MHz; UHF R1870IP54
APX N30APXP25, Analogue700/800 MHz; P25 Digital/Analog512IP68
APX N50APXP25, AnalogueVHF 136-174 MHz; 700/800 MHz; P25 Digital/Analog512 (standard); 1000 (Enhancement Level 1)IP68
APX NEXTAPXP25, AnalogueVHF/UHF/700/800 MHz; P25 Digital/AnalogFixed channel count not stated in the supplied configuration dataIP68
APX NEXT XEAPXP25, AnalogueVHF/UHF/700/800 MHz; P25 Digital/AnalogFixed channel count not stated in the supplied configuration dataIP68
APX NEXT XNAPXP25, AnalogueVHF/UHF/700/800 MHz; P25 Digital/AnalogFixed channel count not stated in the supplied configuration dataIP68
CM140CMAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM8IP54 (typical for the series)
CM160CMAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM64IP54 (typical for the series)
CM340CMAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM10IP54 (typical for the series)
CM360CMAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM100IP54 (typical for the series)
CP040CPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM16IP54
CP100DCPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR (CP100D) or regional variant16IP54/55 (version-dependent)
CP100DCPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR (CP100D) or regional variant160IP54/55 (version-dependent)
CP100DCPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR (CP100D) or regional variant160IP54/55 (version-dependent)
CP1200CPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR (CP100D) or regional variantOfficial documentation does not confirm a fixed valueIP54/55 (version-dependent)
CP1300CPAnalogueVHF 136-174 MHz; UHF 403-446/435-480/350-390 MHz; Analog FM99IP54
CP140CPAnalogueVHF 136-162/146-174 MHz; UHF 403-440/438-470/465-495 MHz; Analog FM16MIL-STD 810 C/D/E/F; no IP rating stated on the official page
CP160CPAnalogueVHF 136-162/146-174 MHz; UHF 403-440/438-470/465-495 MHz; Analog FM32MIL-STD 810 C/D/E/F; no IP rating stated on the official page
CP180CPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM64MIL-STD 810 C/D/E/F; no IP rating stated on the official page
DM1400DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470 MHz; Analog/DMR16 (DM1400) /160 (DM1600, firmware-dependent)IP54
DM1600DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470 MHz; Analog/DMR16 (DM1400) /160 (DM1600, firmware-dependent)IP54
DM2600DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470 MHz; Analog/DMR160IP54
DM3400DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527 MHz; Analog + DMR32IP54
DM3401DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527 MHz; Analog + DMR32IP54
DM3600DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527 MHz; Analog + DMR1000IP54
DM3601DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527 MHz; Analog + DMR1000IP54
DM4400DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR99IP54 (mobile radio body)
DM4400eDMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300/350-400; Analog + DMR99IP54
DM4401DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR99IP54 (mobile radio body)
DM4401eDMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300/350-400; Analog + DMR99IP54
DM4600DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR1000IP54 (mobile radio body)
DM4600eDMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300/350-400; Analog + DMR1000IP54
DM4601DMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR1000IP54 (mobile radio body)
DM4601eDMDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470/450-527; 300/350-400; Analog + DMR1000IP54
DP1400DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR16IP54
DP2400DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR16IP55
DP2400eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR64IP67
DP2600DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR128IP55
DP2600eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR128IP67
DP3400DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR32IP57
DP3401DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR32IP57
DP3441eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR64IP67
DP3600DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR1000IP57
DP3601DPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog/DMR1000IP57
DP3661eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR1000IP67
DP4400DPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR32IP57
DP4400eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 800 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR64IP68
DP4401DPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR32IP57
DP4401eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 800 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR64IP68
DP4401exDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470; Analog + DMR32IP67
DP4600eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; Analog + DMR1000IP68
DP4601eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; Analog + DMR1000IP68
DP4800DPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR1000IP57
DP4800eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 800 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR1000IP68
DP4801DPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; Analog + DMR1000IP57
DP4801DPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 300 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR1000IP57
DP4801eDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-527; 800 MHz on selected models; Analog + DMR1000IP68
DP4801exDPDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-470; Analog + DMR1000IP67
DR3000DRDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR TDMA16Indoor rack equipment: no portable IP rating
GM140GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM/MPT (model-dependent)16IP54
GM160GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM/MPT (model-dependent)128IP54
GM340GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM/MPT (model-dependent)6IP54
GM360GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM/MPT (model-dependent)255IP54
GM380GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM/MPT (model-dependent)255IP54
GM640GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM/MPT (model-dependent)5IP54
GM660GMMPT1327, AnalogueVHF 136-174 MHz; UHF 403-470 MHz; Analog/MPT1327System-dependent (Motorola official specification: system-dependent)IP54
ex600xlsGPAnalogueSource not confirmed — request verificationSource not confirmed — request verificationSource not confirmed — request verification
GP140GPAnalogueVHF 136-174 MHz; UHF 403-470 MHz; Analog FM16IP54
GP338GPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM128IP54
GP340GPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM16IP54
GP340exGPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM16 (GP340Ex) / 255 (GP380Ex)IP54
GP344GPMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM / MPT (selected models)16IP54
GP344RGPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM16IP67
GP360GPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM255IP54
GP366RGPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM255IP67
GP380GPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM255IP54
GP380exGPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM16 (GP340Ex) / 255 (GP380Ex)IP54
GP388GPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM255IP54
GP388RGPAnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM255IP67
GP640GPMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; MPT1327 trunking/analogMPT system capacity (not a fixed conventional channel count)IP54
GP644GPMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog FM / MPT (selected models)Official documentation does not confirm a fixed valueIP54
GP680GPMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; MPT1327 trunking/analogMPT system capacity (not a fixed conventional channel count)IP54
GP688GPMPT1327, AnalogueVHF/UHF; MPT1327 trunking/analogMPT system capacity (not a fixed conventional channel count)IP54
MTR2000MTRAnalogueVHF/UHF/800/900 MHz; Analog base station/repeater16 (conventional channels; exact capacity depends on the system configuration)Indoor rack equipment
MTR3000MTRDMR, AnalogueVHF 146-174; UHF multiple sub-bands; Analog + DMR16Indoor rack equipment
R2RDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 400-480 MHz; Analog/DMR64IP55
R5 LKPRDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 400-527 MHz; Analog/DMR256IP67
R7 FKPRDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF/800/900 MHz; Analog/DMR1000IP66 + IP68 (2 m/2 h)
R7 NKPRDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF/800/900 MHz; Analog/DMR64IP66 + IP68 (2 m/2 h)
R7ex FKPRDMR, AnalogueUHF 400-470 MHz; Analog/DMR Tier II/III1000IP66 + IP68 (2 m/2 h)
R7ex NKPRDMR, AnalogueUHF 400-470 MHz; Analog/DMR Tier II/III64IP66 + IP68 (2 m/2 h)
SL1600SLDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174 MHz; UHF 403-470 MHz; Analog + DMR99IP54
SL2600SLDMR, AnalogueVHF 136-174; UHF 403-480 MHz; Analog/DMR256IP54
SL4000&SL4010SLDMR, AnalogueUHF; Analog/DMR1000IP54
SL4000eSLDMR, AnalogueUHF 403-470 MHz; Analog + DMR1000IP54
SLR1000SLRDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR64IP65; suitable for indoor and outdoor use
SLR5500 / SLR5300SLRDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF; Analog + DMR64Indoor rack equipment
SLR8000SLRDMR, AnalogueVHF/UHF/800/900 MHz (version-dependent); Analog + DMR64Indoor rack equipment
101 identifiers in this collection. Every row reads Supports analog from the catalogue at build time — the same value the identifier page carries. A value the source document does not confirm is shown as unconfirmed rather than omitted.

What this page does not do

This page explains how the decision is made. It does not quote a list price, a stock quantity or a coverage result, because the site does not hold one it can evidence. Anything shown as unconfirmed on the catalogue pages is unconfirmed here too.

Confirm the position with your regulator, your site authority or your freight forwarder before you commit to an order.

When analog is the right answer

  • Group voice is the whole requirement — no individual calling, no text, no location trail.
  • The fleet is large and the per-handset budget matters more than the feature set.
  • Operator turnover is high and the channel plan has to be learnable in a shift.
  • An existing analog fleet is mid-life, and adding a small number of handsets to it is cheaper than replacing it.

What analog cannot be asked to do

RequirementWhy analog cannot supply it
Private or individual callsEveryone on the channel hears all traffic. There is no addressing to call one handset.
Text, work orders, check-in logsThere is no data channel to carry them.
Handset location reportingThere is no return path from the handset to a control room.
Auditable trafficTraffic exists as audio only, so nothing is logged by the system.

The failure mode to watch for

An analog fleet is usually replaced early because a control room asked for check-in logs or a location trail. If either is on your roadmap, the migration is a design decision to take now rather than a purchase decision to take later.

Staging a changeover

A staged changeover is possible because most digital radios also operate in analog mode, so a mixed fleet can run while equipment is replaced in batches. Confirm that mode support per ordering code — it is a build property, not a family property — and confirm that the channel plan works on both halves of the fleet for the duration.

Not covered here

  • Any claim that a protocol is being withdrawn. This site publishes no withdrawal claim, because it holds no evidence for one.
  • Coverage design, repeater sizing or antenna selection.
  • Cost comparison against a digital fleet.

What to put in the first message

Every one of these removes a round trip. The enquiry page composes a brief containing them; you send it from your own mail or messaging app.

  • Destination country — this decides the approved variant and the marking.
  • The frequency range you are licensed to use, in MHz.
  • Quantity per site, and whether spares are included in that number.
  • Operating environment, if it is classified (hazardous area, mine, tunnel).
  • Whether the units must arrive programmed, and if so the channel plan.
  • Whether the fleet is being kept analog or staged towards digital.
  • Whether any requirement beyond group voice is already being met by something else, such as a spreadsheet or a phone.
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Questions this collection raises

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The questions that decide an order, including how to compare two equivalent-looking models.

Analog or digital DMR for a fleet?

Digital is not simply the newer analog. It changes what the radio can be asked to do — and it changes what happens when part of your fleet stays analog.

VHF or UHF for your site?

The general rule is well established: VHF travels further across open ground, UHF gets into and around structures. Your licence still decides — but the site tells you what to ask for.

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