Analog-Digital Transceiver MOTOTRBO Motorola SLR 5500 VHF

DMR conventional communication repeater MOTOTRBO Motorola SLR 5500 VHF

To make your business successful, you need reliable voice communication and data transmission that covers all corners of your operation. The MOTOTRBO SLR 5500 repeater provides high-performance and reliable two-way radio communication with all the features needed to connect your workplace, whether you are in the field or at the factory.

Thanks to its elegant form factor and low power consumption, the MOTOTRBO SLR 5500 has a low cost of ownership. And thanks to a huge leap forward in technology, it represents the next generation of repeaters as the cornerstone of the MOTOTRBO professional two-way radio communication system.

Whether you need the simplicity of a single-site conventional system or the powerful capabilities of Capacity Plus, Linked Capacity Plus, or Connect Plus trunking, the SLR 5500 provides the power of digital two-way radio communication for your employees.

Features:

The Motorola MOTOTRBO SLR5500 repeater has an indicator showing the status of the repeater and a built-in power supply.
It allows doubling the system capacity of the production technology radio communication, supporting two simultaneous connections while occupying one frequency channel.

• Works in analog or digital mode
• LED indicators on the front panel indicate the operating mode
• Status TX/RX slot
• Rack or wall mount
• Built-in power supply
• Backup interface and battery charging
• Diagnostics and control
• Digital conventional mode, IP connection to websites, Capasity Plus, Linked Capasity Plus, Connect Plus Analog Conventional, compatible with MPT1327
• Application developer kit (to allow third parties to develop applications, interfaces to the repeater)

• Doubles the number of subscribers on each 12.5 kHz channel.
• Integrated voice and data transmission enhances employee productivity and supports a wide range of application systems. Text messaging programs (MOTOTRBO Text Messaging) and location tracking of subscribers using GPS (MOTOTRBO Location Services) have already been released. Other systems will be developed as part of the Motorola Application Developer Program.

• Longer battery life from a single charge.
• TDMA digital two-way radio terminals operate autonomously up to 40% longer than analog terminals.
• Additional features such as data transmission to a dispatcher console and advanced call organization capabilities.
• Works in both analog and digital modes, providing a convenient transition from analog to digital communication systems.
• Complies with military standards 810 C, D, E, and F (USA), IP57 standard for underwater operation (portable models), as well as Motorola's durability and reliability standards.