Entel DX400 Series Digital & Analogue Two-Way Radios

Description

Entel DX400 Series Digital & Analogue Two-Way Radios

The Entel DX400 Series Digital & Analogue Two-Way Radios is a handheld commercial two-way radio designed for worksites, security, hospitality, logistics and managed radio fleets. Its verified features include 16 channels, IP68 ingress protection. Select the correct programmed configuration before ordering.

Why choose the DX400?

This model is intended for worksites, security, hospitality, logistics and managed radio fleets. Its feature set should be assessed against the operating environment, required channel plan and any accessories already in use. The information below separates verified product details from configuration-dependent options so buyers can make an informed choice.

Key features

• IP68 protection: Designed for the dust and water exposure covered by the manufacturer rating.

Entel DX400 Series to accommodate users’ safety and business-critical needs. This rugged and small radio is fully submersible, The display and non-display models are versatile and feature-rich, allowing users to configure them for simple or advanced systems. n nWhether you need a basic entry-level radio, advanced digital features, or something in between, the DX422 radio delivers smart solutions helping you to increase productivity and to keep your business connected. The DX422 has 16 channel capacity and programmable channels in either analogue or DMR configurations. n nBy combining innovative technology unique to Entel, with the globally accepted DMR standard and a robust IP68 submersible enclosure. Entel’s DX422 radio delivers the best-in-class performance, range and clarity.

Best suited for

The DX400 is most relevant to worksites, security, hospitality, logistics and managed radio fleets. For vehicle radios, antenna selection and installation quality are central to performance. For handheld models, battery condition, carried position and surrounding terrain have a strong influence on day-to-day results.

Australian channel and licensing information

A relevant ACMA apparatus licence and authorised programming are generally required for commercial frequencies. Confirm the programmed configuration before use.

UHF CB communication range varies with terrain, obstructions, antenna placement, installation and local radio conditions. No fixed distance is guaranteed.

Important purchasing information

Programming and licensing depend on the selected channel configuration. Confirm the required frequencies and licence before dispatch.

Confirm the exact package contents, compatible accessories, current warranty and Australian configuration before publication. Details not supported by available manufacturer information should remain marked for review.