
Kenwood PMR446 transceiver with 16 channels, speech synthesis, scrambler, and 2000mAh battery. Military-standard build.
The Kenwood Analogue ProTalk PMR 446 Transceiver is a robust and reliable communication solution, engineered for demanding work environments. Its durable aluminium die-cast chassis meets military standards in the input, ensuring dependable performance, while its compact and ergonomic design also suits professional settings like hotel foyers and restaurants.
Featuring 16 channels with 8 pre-stored frequencies, this transceiver offers flexible communication options. It includes audible channel recognition via speech synthesis, a QT/DQT system with 38 tones (QT: 26 tone/DQT: 12 code) plus Off, a half-watt audio output, scan facility, channel confirmation mode, key lock, voice inversion scrambler, calling alert, and a time out timer for efficient and secure operation.
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