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New cost-effective, entry-level mobile expands Hytera's DMR portfolio and make the switch from analogue to digital easy.

A Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) will provide a security guard with both an essential tool for the job and a critical safety device. The radio allows security personnel to keep in regular touch with controllers and fellow team members.

Repeaters or base stations are used in two-way radio networks to pick up transmissions from mobile and hand-held radios on one frequency and re-transmit them at a higher wattage on another frequency.

Being a security guard can be a risky job, so it is important to be properly equipped and to have the right level of protection. Nothing quite fulfils those two requirements like a robust and reliable professional mobile radio (PMR).

Ob in der Logistik, in großen Einkaufszentren oder für Sicherheitsdienste: Das PD485 DMR-Funkgerät ist der perfekte Begleiter für den Einstieg in den professionellen Digitalfunk.

By the start of 2015, the District's radio fleet wasn't providing the performance needed to manage the District's services effectively.Rugged and reliable replacements were necessary.

For Hytera Mobilfunk GmbH, the European Police Congress, which was held in Berlin on February 6 and 7, revolved around innovative PMR broadband solutions. The mobile radio experts introduced the Congress audience to their latest broadband development.

There really is a radio for everyone here from light, compact radios largely designed for indoor use, to rugged water, dust, vibration and shock proof radios for outdoor use, to the ultra-rugged, intrinsically safe radios for use in explosive environments.

Das im ersten Quartal 2017 eröffnete 5-Sterne-Hotel Grand Hyatt im Bezirk Taguig in Manila ist eines der ambitioniertesten und luxuriösesten Hotels in den Philippinen.

Together with its Italian partner, TP S.r.l. (Telecomunicazioni Professionali), Hytera Mobilfunk GmbH has equipped the Polizia Locale di Milano - the Milanese municipal police - with a total of 1750 new TETRA radios.