The RP4200 new radio is perfect for Schools, Hospitality, Construction Projects, a high quality radio that will serve your needs for many years
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The new Relm RP-4200 small, light, compact, easy - yet full power and performance.
The RP4200 new radio is perfect for Schools, Hospitality, Construction Projects, a high quality radio that will serve your needs for many years
Click here for the brochure
The RP4200 new radio is perfect for Schools, Hospitality, Construction Projects, a high quality radio that will serve your needs for many years
Click here for the brochureRadio Package Includes: 1200mAh Li-Ion Battery, Rapid Charger, Antenna and Belt Clip
Features:
- 16 channels (15 plus scan) provide flexible channel assignments amoung different user groups.
- Palm/pocket size, light-weight - only 8.3 oz. including battery.
- 4-watt RF output, full power.
- 420-470 MHz UHF frequency range, programmable by channel to operate in both narrowband and wideband applications.
- PC-programmable.
- Standard 7.4 Volt Lithium-Polymer battery extends operating time between charges/changes.
- Auto Power-Saving is activated 10 seconds after radio begins standby mode for further battery power conservation.
- Scan channel makes it easy and simple for team leaders to monitor operations - and scanning mode and priority scanning are both programmable.
- Gold-aluminum alloy cover keeps radio cooler.
- Waterproof construction makes radio safe to use in severe weather conditions.
- Audio Annunciation lets the opperator know which channel is active via an audio announcement - ideal for low-light conditions.
- One-button emergency alarm alerts your partners to an emergency situation.
- CTCSS/DCS encoder/decoder prevents interference by others on the frequency you are using.
- Busy-Channel Lockout prevents you from interfering with ongoing conversations on your frequency.
- Time-Out Timer lets you set time limits after which radio will stop transmitting, preventing possible damage to radio.
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