Motorola DP2400e

Part of the revamped DP2000e series, the DP2400e helps to confirm Motorola’s pivotal role in driving forward the future of digital two way radio. The DP2400e is designed to put cutting edge technology into the hands of everyday workers, building on the success of the DP2400 handset whilst breaking new ground with better audio, better coverage and a better range of features.

A non-display radio featuring a 16 channel capacity, 3 programmable buttons and available on UHF & VHF frequencies, the DP2400e can operate in both analogue and digital modes.

With support for Motorola’s MOTOTRBO digital system, the DP2400e is part of the next generation of two way radio solutions, opening the door to innovations such as multi-site trunking, radio-broadband integration and advanced control centre operations which are proven to boost efficiency and coordination across the biggest organisations.

Compared to the previous model, the DP2400e boasts 16 per cent better signal coverage and, like the rest of the revamped MOTOTRBO range, benefits from up to 29 hours battery life with the innovative IMPRES smart energy system.

With an improved IP67 rating for water and dust resistance, the Motorola DP2400e digital radio is perfectly suited to harsh environments such as construction and manufacturing, where day in, day out durability is a must. It meets tough military-grade specifications for resistance to shock, vibration, impact, humidity and temperature extremes.

As with the rest of the DP2000e range, the DP2400e benefits from Motorola’s best-ever audio technology. The cutting edge IMPRES system provides consistent sound quality in all environments, with SINC+ advanced noise cancellation making sure the message can be heard loud and clear regardless of background noise. It also features intelligent audio, meaning the volume automatically adjusts to compensate for noise in the environment, as well as an acoustic feedback suppressor.

The DP2400e comes programmed with Lone Worker remote monitoring as standard, along with an emergency alert button and transmit interrupt features. The ability to make and receive private and group calls means you can communicate with certain colleagues without disturbing others, and there are options for both basic and enhanced privacy encryption for ensuring communications remain secure over the airwaves. Alternative methods of communication to voice are supported in the form of pre-programmable text messages, which are sent with the push of a button. There is also a vibrating belt clip option alerting the wearer to a call or text discreetly.