Motorola Solutions
Motorola has more than 90 years of history. The company was founded in 1928 by brothers Paul V. and Joseph Galvin as Galvin Manufacturing Corporation. Since then, Motorola has been committed to innovation in two-way communications, analog and then digital radio systems, cellular phones and dispatch centers. Read more...
• RJ50 Ethernet control head cable
• Compatible with IP54 RECH & TSCH configurations
• Length: 7 m
• Compatible with: MTM5400, MTM5500, MXM600 radios
• Fast and stable charging for Li-Ion batteries
• Desktop design (charging base + AC adapter)
• Compatibility: XT225, XT420, and XT460
• Compact, space-saving design
• Continuous operational reliability for professional use
• Switch-mode power supply with Micro-USB connector
• Operating voltage: supports a voltage range of 100–240 V AC
• EU plug type
• Dimensions: 45 x 26 x 82.5 mm
• Operating temperature: 0 to 40 degrees Celsius
• Number of charging slots: 6
• Compatibility: IMPRES 2 batteries
• Design: desktop or wall-mountable
• Built-in display
• Automatic maintenance and calibration
• Optimized for indoor use
• Includes power supply module
• Input: 100-240 V AC
• Compatible Motorola products: APX series, MOTOTRBO R5 and R7 series, XPR 6000 and 7000 series, as well as other IMPRES and IMPRES 2 batteries
• Material: hard leather
• Attachment: fixed belt loop
• Design: display visible during use
• Application: industrial and security services
• Protection: impact- and abrasion-resistant design
• Compatibility: Motorola R5 LKP (model with display and keypad)
• Bluetooth wireless technology
• IP rating: IP67
• Audio connector: 3.5 mm threaded
• Microphone type: Windporting
• Orange emergency button and multiple programmable buttons
• Dimensions: 58 mm (width) x 24.5 mm (height) x 81 mm (length)
• Remote Speaker Microphone (RSM)
• Application: For use in vehicles and dispatch systems
• Connector: 3.5 mm jack
• Design: durable, for professional use
• Volume control available
• Features a PTT (Push-To-Talk) button
• Equipped with a dedicated emergency button
• Compatibility: Motorola MTM5400, MTM5500, MXM600
• Built-in high profile mounting trunnion
• MXM600 for TETRA standard radios
• Compatibility: Motorola MTP3000 series
• Design: secure mounting in a vehicle
• Required accessory: NNTN8040 vehicle power adapter
• RSM compatibility: yes (microphone accessories can be used)
• Quick insertion and removal of the radio
• Designed for industrial and vehicle use
• Package contents: radio cradle, RSM mounting bracket, vehicle mounting bracket and power supply holder
• Compatibility: Motorola MTP3000 series
• Design: secure mounting in the vehicle
• Power supply: vehicle battery (12V system)
• RSM compatibility: yes (microphone accessories can be used)
• Quick installation and removal of the radio
• Designed for industrial and vehicle use
• Package contents: radio cradle, RSM mounting bracket, vehicle mounting bracket, power supply, and power cable
• Connection: USB
• Interface: TETRA
• Compatibility: Motorola MTP8000Ex series and R7Ex radios
• Design: rugged, industrial
• Applications: programming (CPS software), changing settings, firmware updates, as well as fleet management and maintenance
• Applications: ATEX (explosion-proof) systems, safety technology, and radio communication networks
• Replacement foam earpad and windscreen kit for lightweight headsets
• Compatible with HMN9013, PMLN6538, and RMN4016
• ATEX/IECEx-certified handheld microphone with speaker
• Sound output: up to 102 dB
• Protection: IP68
• Technology: IMPRES audio support
• Mounting: low-profile swivel clip
• Display and channel selection: none
• Compatibility: Motorola R7Ex series
• Volume control: none
• Dimensions: 60 x 82 x 26 mm
• Soft foam design for maximum comfort
• Stable, secure fit, and easy to replace
• Comfortable even during extended wear
• Improves sound quality and noise isolation
• Hygienic solution for multiple users
• Specifically compatible with the Motorola BDN6720 headset, but also works well with many other Motorola radio headsets and headsets with microphones
• The price of the product is for one pair
• Frequency band: 400-470 MHz
• Support for digital and analog signaling
• Management of 64 channels and 4 zones
• ATEX and IECEx certification for explosive environments
• GNSS positioning function
• 12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz channel spacing
• No-display, no-keypad (NKP) design
• Standard accessories: battery, antenna, belt clip, dust cover
• Motorola part number: PZA502BEx
• Frequency band: 400-470 MHz
• Transmit power: 2 W / 1 W
• 1.7-inch color display with a resolution of 132 x 90 pixels
• Supports 1,000 channels and 250 zones
• Supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.2
• Built-in GNSS positioning with GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, and Galileo systems
• IP66 and IP68 protection, ATEX and IECEx certification
• Included: 2150 mAh Li-Ion IP68 battery
• Motorola part number: PZA502HEEx
• Frequency: 136-174 MHz
• Radio frequency output power: 1-10 W
• Channel spacing: 12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz
• Power supply: 220 V power supply unit
• IP65-rated design
• Half-duplex and full-duplex operating modes
• 64-channel capacity
• Digital vocoder: AMBE+2
• Dimensions: 279 x 229 x 102 mm
• Li-Ion battery with a capacity of 2200 mAh
• Compatible with TETRA MTP3000 and MTP6000 series radios
• IP55 protection rating
• Dimensions: 104.3 x 52.94 x 18.40 mm
• Weight: 90 g
• Maintenance-free
• Battery with no memory effect
• License key for a Motorola mid-tier repeater
• Used to enable the "NAI for Voice / CSBK" feature
• The license will be sent via email
• The license must be activated using programming software
• License key designed for mid-tier Motorola repeaters
• Receiving GPS position data from radios
• ARS / presence / radio registration management
• Transmission of text messages, data packets, and telemetry
• Integration with TRBOnet, SmartPTT, SafeDispatch, or similar MOTOTRBO dispatch/data server systems
• Fewer separate “donor” or “gateway” radios; simpler IP system architecture
• PTT adapter for Peltor headsets
• Can be connected to MOTOTRBO and TETRA radios
• Compatible Peltor models: PMLN6087, PMLN6092, PMLN6333, PMLN6090, and PMLN6089
• Compatible radios: MTP8500Ex, MTP8550Ex, DP4401Ex, DP4801Ex
• Fits directly into the side connector of the MOTOTRBO radio
• Compact and lightweight design
• Version with a Nexus connector
• ATEX/IECEx-certified dual-earpiece headset
• Helmet-mountable design with boom microphone
• Dual-sided audio pickup, noise-canceling boom microphone
• Noise reduction: 24 dB
• Earpiece design: dual ear cups
• PTT operation via separate PMLN6368A or PMLN6803A cable
• Compatible with the Motorola DP4000 ATEX radio series
• Image is for illustrative purposes only, the helmet is not included
• 1 wired IMPRES headset for Motorola radios
• Built-in microphone and PTT button on the cord
• Replaceable transparent acoustic tube with quick-connect fitting
• Supports the device’s loud audio function
• Supports IMPRES audio technology
• Programmable button: none
• Compatible with Motorola R7 and R7a devices
• Package contents: 1 wired headset with a transparent acoustic tube
• Programming, interface, and test cable for Motorola radios
• Compatible with the XPR 3000e series and R5 devices
• Can be used for service, programming, and configuration tasks
• In-car travel charger
• Includes a stand and a coiled cable
• Power supply: 12-24 VDC
• Compatibility: MOTOTRBO R5 and R7Ex devices
• Dimensions: 63 x 57 x 67 mm
Why is the company called Motorola? The company launched almost its first home-made device, the Motorola car radio, in 1930. The first half of the word, engine, refers to the car, and ola means sound in motion. This catchy name appealed to everyone so much that it eventually became the brand name. The first part of the name, "oil", is the first part of the word "car".
The next major step forward for the brand came in 1943, when the world's first portable FM radio, the SCR300, was introduced. It was a backpack radio that, with a weight of 15.9 kilograms and a range of 16-32 kilometres, became standard equipment for the US Navy. The first radio in the world was the first of its kind in the United States.
When we landed on the moon, we could hear Neil Armstrong's words thanks to Motorola's communications equipment
As the company pioneered the development of a variety of communications devices after World War II, in 1969 Motorola was a major technical force at one of the most defining events of the 20th century. It was the moon landing, when Apollo 11 landed on the moon.
Motorola radio transponders transmitted not only Neil Armstrong's words to Earth, but also telemetry, tracking, biomedical data and television signals. The brand also supplied NASA with a specially designed backpack antenna worn by astronaut Neil Armstrong, as well as equipment for processing TV signals from the ground.
Motorola Solutions was formed in 2011 to manufacture VHF transceivers, analogue and digital radio systems and dispatch centres
Motorola's other world-changing innovations were the DynaTAC mobile phone and a pager that enables two-way communication. However, in the case of the mobile phone, after initial huge successes, a serious decline followed. The brand was unable to keep pace with the development of smartphones.
Motorola Solutions was created from the split of Motorola in 2011. The government and enterprise communications business was transferred to Motorola Solutions, while the manufacturing and sales division for mobile phones, modems and set-top boxes was transferred to Motorola Mobility. Legally, Motorola Solutions is the direct successor to the former giant Motorola Inc.
DND Telecom Ltd has been the brand's importer in Hungary for more than 20 years. We are proud to be a Gold Certified Partner of Motorola Solutions. This is a recognition of the work that DND Telecom Kft has been doing since its establishment.
Our webshop offers the complete transceiver radio portfolio, such as PMR446 walkie-talkie radios, VHF radios and repeaters, headsets, batteries and accessories etc. In addition, we also offer warranty and out-of-warranty repairs in our own service centre, all using genuine factory Motorola parts.
If necessary, we will return the product to the manufacturer for repair/re-testing. Of course, we also do the programming and installation of the devices if our customer requests it. DND Telecom Ltd. does not distribute Motorola Command Center phones, only the transceivers. We would like to announce that as of spring this year, we have expanded our range with Motorola branded phones and baby monitors.
