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The NX-1200 and NX-1300 let you run NXDN, DMR, and FM analog on a single radio, so you can start digital without replacing your existing infrastructure. At 5 watts and under 175 grams, it's a genuine all-day carry radio with Kenwood's clean audio, Lone Worker, and Remote Stun/Kill built in. IP54/55 and MIL-STD-810 C through G keep it running in warehouses, distribution centers, and anything in between.
The NX-3000 series is where Kenwood's NEXEDGE platform gets serious: built-in GPS, Bluetooth 3.0, man-down detection, and AES-256 encryption alongside NXDN, DMR Tier III trunking, and FM analog. It covers VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz in three models that share the same form factor and accessories. IP67 submersion rating and MIL-STD-810 make it a credible choice for both enterprise fleets and public safety applications.
The NX-5000 series is Kenwood's most capable NEXEDGE portable, adding P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 to the NXDN and DMR support already found in the NX-3000 line. That means one radio can operate on virtually any digital public safety network in North America. A full-color transflective LCD, 4,000-channel capacity, microSD slot, and IP67/68 rating round out a platform that's genuinely built for public safety agencies and large enterprise operations.
The NX-3720HG and NX-3820HG bring NXDN Gen2 trunking, DMR Tier II, and FM analog to the vehicle mount. Up to 50 watts on VHF and 45 watts on UHF, with integrated GPS, Bluetooth, and optional AES-256 encryption in a MIL-STD-810 chassis. An optional detachable front panel makes it adaptable to unusual vehicle configurations, and software licenses expand channel count from 512 to 1,000 without touching the hardware.
The NX-5000 mobile series carries P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 alongside NXDN and DMR in a single in-vehicle radio, making it the most interoperable Kenwood mobile available. A 2.55-inch 65,536-color TFT display with automatic brightness adjustment, 4,000-channel capacity, and a detachable control head cover the needs of public safety vehicles and complex enterprise fleet installations. MicroSD storage up to 32 GB, Active Noise Cancelling, and optional AES-256 encryption round out the package.
The NX-1700H and NX-1800H are straightforward multi-protocol mobile radios for commercial fleets that need NXDN or DMR digital alongside FM analog without the complexity of a high-end platform. Up to 6 watts of audio output, a white-backlit alphanumeric LCD, and 260 channels at 128 zones. IP54 and MIL-STD-810 C through H.
The NX-700 and NX-800 are Kenwood's NEXEDGE bridge radios for fleets migrating from FM analog to NXDN digital. They run NXDN, optional P25, FM Conventional, LTR, and FleetSync II on the same hardware, so existing analog infrastructure doesn't become waste the day you add a digital channel. Large dot-matrix LCD with a 3-digit sub-display, IP54/55, MIL-STD-810 C through G, and 512 channels across 128 zones.
The Viking VP5000 is a compact P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 portable under 5.5 inches tall, covering VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz in a single device. AES-256 FIPS 140-2 encryption, OTAR, built-in GPS, Bluetooth, TrueVoice noise cancellation, and IP67 are standard features, not upgrades. It works on ATLAS P25, Motorola Astro 25, Harris VIDA, and Airbus VESTA networks without modification.
The Viking VP8000 is the flagship Viking portable: multi-band VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz in one device, with P25 Phase 1, Phase 2, and DMR alongside FM Analog. Wi-Fi 2.4/5 GHz enables over-the-internet programming for large fleet management without physical radio access. AES-256, OTAR, GPS, Bluetooth, and FIRESafe fire ground accountability are all standard.
The Viking VM5000 is the entry point in Viking's P25 vehicle mobile line, covering VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz at up to 50 watts. TrueVoice noise cancellation, a full-color 422 x 154 pixel display with 140-degree viewing angle, AES-256 FIPS 140-2, OTAR, and built-in GPS are all standard. Multi-system interoperability spans ATLAS P25, Motorola Astro 25, Harris VIDA, and Airbus VESTA networks.
The Viking VM6000 steps up from the VM5000 with a higher-resolution 480 x 128 pixel transmissive color display, P25 IP packet data support, Bluetooth standard, and an optional 2,048-channel configuration for larger agency deployments. P25 Link Layer Authentication adds a security layer not always standard on competing vehicle radios. Same 50-watt VHF output, AES-256, OTAR, GPS, and TrueVoice as the VM5000.
The Viking VM7000 is the only mobile in the Viking line capable of simultaneously receiving up to four bands: Low Band, VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz. High-power variants reach 110 watts on Low Band and VHF for rural terrain coverage. P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2, up to 4,096 channels, Wi-Fi OTIP, and multi-agency dispatch-console-style speaker select make it the right choice for interoperability command vehicles and statewide agencies.
The NXR-1700E is a compact VHF repeater that runs analog FM today and upgrades to NXDN or DMR Tier II in the field without swapping hardware. At 8.21 x 1.73 inches it fits two units in a single 1U rack space. Built-in IP networking, SNMP management, hot standby redundancy, and a built-in SIP interface make it suitable for organizations managing multi-site radio systems from a central location.
The NXR-1800E is the UHF counterpart to the NXR-1700E: 40 watts across 400-520 MHz with field-selectable NXDN or DMR Tier II digital capability and full analog FM. Hot standby redundancy, IP remote management via SNMP and HTTPS, a built-in SIP interface, and compatibility with legacy KTI-3 and KTI-5 IP interfaces are all included. Two units per 1U rack space.
The NXR-1800E2 is the second-generation evolution of the NXR-1800E, adding an enhanced SIP interface and improved multi-site IP integration for UHF deployments requiring more advanced VoIP connectivity. Same compact form factor, hot standby redundancy, NXDN/DMR Tier II selectable operation, and 1U two-unit rack density. Built for organizations upgrading from the original 1800E or planning new installations with deeper IP integration requirements.
The NXR-710 and NXR-810 are NEXEDGE VHF and UHF digital repeaters for single-site conventional coverage at campuses, hospitals, manufacturing plants, and hotels. Mixed FM and NXDN digital operation lets analog and digital users share the same repeater simultaneously. 1,000 GIDs and 1,000 UIDs per site scale with large employee populations.
The NXR-5700 and NXR-5800 are NEXEDGE Gen2 VHF and UHF repeaters that scale from single-site conventional up to a 48-site IP-networked trunked system without hardware replacement. Digital voting, simulcast, 65,519 GIDs and UIDs per network, NXDN trunking, and mixed analog/digital mode in a 1U IP54/55 MIL-STD-810 chassis. The infrastructure investment that grows with the organization.
The TKR-D710 and TKR-D810 are DMR Tier II conventional repeaters for VHF and UHF that double channel capacity through two-slot TDMA. One 12.5 kHz channel becomes two logical channels without additional spectrum licensing. Mixed DMR/analog FM operation supports existing analog radios alongside new digital ones.
The TP9700 is Tait's flagship DMR portable with true multiband operation across VHF, UHF, 700/800MHz, and 900MHz in a single radio. It eliminates the need for separate radios per band, with bands reconfigurable over the air and 19-hour battery life for full-shift coverage. An ideal upgrade path for existing Tait TP9000-series customers, with full accessory backward compatibility.
The TP9500 is Tait's mid-range DMR portable with full DMR Tier 3 trunking, analog, and MPT1327 fallback in a single rugged unit. An Intrinsically Safe Division 1 variant makes it a strong fit for oil and gas, mining, and chemical facilities. Dual-microphone noise cancellation and a large color display round out a radio built for demanding commercial environments.
The TP9300 is Tait's entry-level DMR portable with full quad-mode support across DMR Tier 3, DMR Tier 2, analog, and MPT1327. Available in 16, 256, and 4,000-channel configurations, it lets organizations match radio capability and cost to each tier of their workforce. GNSS and Bluetooth iBeacon provide both indoor and outdoor location tracking.
The TM9700 is Tait's multiband DMR mobile radio for vehicle fleets, configurable for VHF and UHF simultaneously or independently. At 25W output, it delivers superior coverage compared to portable radios and allows over-the-air band reconfiguration without removing the radio from the vehicle. A direct in-vehicle complement to the TP9700 multiband portable.
The TM9300 is Tait's quad-mode DMR mobile radio for vehicle fleets, covering DMR Tier 3 Trunking, DMR Tier 2, MPT1327, and analog FM in one unit. With up to 4,000 channels across 100 zones, 26 talk group lists, and high-power models up to 50W, it handles the most demanding fleet communication requirements. GPS operates in all four protocol modes simultaneously.
The TP9900 is the only portable radio that combines P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 trunking with full DMR Tier 2 and Tier 3 operation in a multiband platform. It is designed for public safety agencies that need to communicate across both P25 and DMR networks during mutual aid and multi-agency response, eliminating the need to carry two radios. FIPS 140-2 certified encryption meets federal government security requirements.
The TP9800 is Tait's lightweight P25 multiband portable, covering VHF, UHF, and 700/800MHz with P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 trunking in a radio weighing as little as 11.42 oz with the slimline battery. FIPS 140-2 certified encryption and TIA-102 P25 CAP compliance satisfy federal procurement requirements. Reconfigurable bands mean the hardware stays current through frequency plan changes.
The TP9600 is Tait's mid-range P25 portable with Phase 1 and Phase 2 trunking across VHF, UHF, and 700/800MHz, plus an Intrinsically Safe Division 1 variant for hazardous classified locations. The 3W speaker with dual-microphone noise cancellation handles loud public safety environments, and integrated GPS with Tait GeoFencing provides officer location tracking for dispatch.
The TP9400 is Tait's proven P25 portable with Phase 1 and Phase 2 capability, a compact 11.46 oz form factor, and AES encryption with Over-the-Air Rekeying. With analog sensitivity of -120dBm and LSM simulcast decode for P25 simulcast network compatibility, it is a mission-tested platform for agencies with established P25 infrastructure. Software-upgradable from 1,000 to 2,000 channels without hardware replacement.
The TM9800 is Tait's P25 multiband mobile radio for public safety vehicles, delivering VHF and UHF P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 with TIA-102 CAP compliance and AES end-to-end encryption. At 25W with selectable power down to 1W, it is designed as the in-vehicle companion to the TP9800 portable, providing consistent multiband coverage across a complete first responder fleet.
The TM9400 is Tait's flagship P25 mobile radio for vehicle fleets, with 4,000 channels across 100 zones, optional 50W output for extended terrain coverage, and P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 across VHF, UHF, and 700/800MHz. AES encryption with OTAR and Key Fill Device support meets the strictest cryptographic key management requirements in law enforcement and federal deployments.
The TB9400 is Tait's flagship P25 base station and repeater, supporting P25 Phase 1, P25 Phase 2, DMR Tier 2 and 3, and analog simulcast from a single 4U rack unit. Programmable output from 10W to 100W in 1W steps, Linear Simulcast Modulation, and remote IP management make it the infrastructure backbone for mission-critical P25 and DMR networks at any scale.
The TB7300 is Tait's compact 1U slimline DMR base station and repeater, with 100% duty cycle, multi-mode support for DMR, analog, MPT-IP, and P25 via DFSI, and programmable output from 1W to 50W. At 14.8 lbs and 1U rack height, it is designed for both permanent installations in space-constrained equipment rooms and transportable rapid-deployment configurations.
The TN9400 is Tait's P25 trunked core network controller, managing up to 250 sites and 200,000 radios with High Availability failover, disaster recovery, and isolated site operation if backhaul connectivity is lost. CSSI and ISSI interfaces connect the network to other P25 systems for multi-agency interoperability, and a Trunked Analog Gateway preserves existing dispatch console investments.
OmniCore Enterprise is Omnitronics' flagship software dispatch platform, built for operations scaling beyond 100 simultaneous operators and 200 radio channels. It runs on commercial hardware in the cloud, on-premises, or in a data center, supporting P25, DMR, TETRA, NXDN, and analog protocols from a single console.
OmniCore Express brings full-featured radio dispatch to small and medium organizations at an accessible price point. It supports up to 40 registered operators with 5 simultaneously logged in, handles 12 simultaneous radio talk-paths, and includes GPS tracking, geofencing, SIP telephony, automated workflows, and Rapid Recall audio logging.
OmniCore Location Services adds real-time AVL and GPS tracking directly inside the OmniCore dispatch console. It aggregates location data from multiple radio protocols and manufacturers onto a single map, with configurable geofences including blast, no-go, speed, and confinement zone types for demanding industrial and public safety environments.
The Omnitronics 950 RMS is a 19-inch rack-mounted hardware dispatch platform for small to medium communication centers requiring up to 12 radio channels and multiple simultaneous operator positions. A modular card architecture delivers independent per-channel control with remote console placement up to 1,000 meters from the subrack over two-pair cable.
The Omnitronics 960 SIP is a rugged hardware dispatch console that uses SIP and VoIP technology to connect operators to remote radio channels over LAN or WAN networks. Available in 6-channel or 12-channel configurations, it starts up in under 2 seconds, operates in dusty and dirty environments, and supports UHF, VHF, Marine, and Air band radios.
Telex C-Soft is the industry's most widely deployed IP software dispatch console, running on standard Windows PCs and scaling from 2 to 200 radio lines. It supports P25, DMR, NXDN, TETRA, and analog signaling, with up to 30 simultaneous crosspatch groups, instant recall recording, and fully customizable operator screen layouts.
Telex dispatch systems combine C-Soft control software with IP-3000 and IP-3100 series hardware consoles and the IP-224 analog gateway into one fully integrated platform. With more direct IP interfaces than any competitor in the industry and coverage across P25, DMR, NXDN, TETRA, and SDC, Telex is the system VEI recommends when interoperability breadth is the top priority.
The Unication G1 is a rugged analog voice pager built for public safety, covering Low Band, VHF, and UHF frequencies with high-sensitivity RF sensitivity for clear reception in fringe coverage areas. IP67 waterproof, MIL-STD-810 rated, and software-defined for firmware updates, with 16 minutes of stored voice and 64 programmable channels.
The Unication G2 is a single-band P25 digital and analog voice pager available in VHF or UHF, supporting P25 Conventional, P25 Trunking Phase I and II, and Analog 2-Tone from one device. It features a 2-inch color LCD, 100 minutes of stored voice, AES 256-bit encryption, Bluetooth 2.0 and 4.0, and is IP67 waterproof.
The Unication G3 is the world's first dual-band analog and P25 digital voice pager, monitoring VHF and UHF simultaneously on a single device. Each band independently supports P25 trunking, P25 conventional, analog 2-tone, and 5-tone, making it the right pager for agencies operating mutual aid across two different frequency ranges.
The Unication G4 is a single-band P25 voice pager built exclusively for 700/800 MHz modern public safety networks, supporting P25 Phase I (FDMA) and Phase II (TDMA) trunking. It monitors analog frequencies alongside digital, stores 100 minutes of voice, and includes AES 256-bit encryption, Bluetooth, and IP67 waterproofing.
The Unication G5 is the flagship pager in the G-series lineup, covering VHF or UHF plus 700/800 MHz simultaneously in a single device. Automatic demodulation switches between analog and digital without user input, and each band independently supports P25 Trunking Phase I and II, P25 Conventional, and analog signaling with AES 256-bit encryption.
The Unication B1-S-A01 is a receive-only in-building signal booster that amplifies pager signals across VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz public safety bands without requiring FCC booster licensing. It delivers up to 78 dB of gain with 30 dB of automatic gain control, supports all G-series pagers, and installs without technical expertise.
Hytera HALO Nationwide is a Push-to-Talk over Cellular service that delivers instant group communications across 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi without any radio infrastructure, frequency licensing, or tower maintenance. It supports unlimited concurrent channels, real-time GPS tracking, emergency alarms, remote device stun and revive, and automatic LTE-to-Wi-Fi network switching.
The Hytera MNC360 is a DOT-compliant in-vehicle Push-to-Talk over Cellular mobile radio with dual LTE antennas, dual SIM support, and a 4-watt speaker for highway-speed audio clarity. It connects over 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi for nationwide fleet dispatch, real-time GPS tracking, and geofencing through the HALO Dispatch application.
The Hytera PNC360S is an ultra-compact Push-to-Talk over Cellular handheld at 26.5 mm thin and 190 grams, with a 4,000 mAh battery delivering up to 48 hours of operation. IP67 waterproof and MIL-STD-810H rated, it connects over 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi with built-in GPS, Bluetooth, and digital noise suppression for loud environments.
The Hytera PNC380S is an AT&T and T-Mobile certified Push-to-Talk over Cellular handheld with voice, video, and text capability in a rugged IP67 and MIL-STD-810G body. A 5 MP camera with 720P video streaming, AI-based noise suppression, 2-inch touchscreen, and 4,000 mAh battery make it the multimedia-capable step up from the PNC360S.
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