Mobile Two-Way Radios are vehicle-mounted wireless devices that are used to send voice or data messages one-to-one or one-to-many over radio frequencies within a local area, city, or state. They are often installed on the dash of a vehicle, and can run off its power source. They are used by someone who doesn't need to communicate away from their vehicle.
Motorola CM200
Frees Drivers to Concentrate on the Road
The CM200 is ideal for retail, hospitality, manufacturing, delivery services and taxi and limousine companies. Its powerful
4W speaker is forward facing for superior clarity. Three color LED indicators (red, yellow, green) show visible feedback of transmit, scan and monitor status
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Motorola CM300
Unparalleled Durability, Accessibility and Range
The CM300 is ideal for retail, hospitality, manufacturing, delivery services and taxi and limousine companies. The powerful 4 watt speaker is forward facing for superior clarity. Three color LED indicators (red, yellow, green) show visible feedback of transmit, scan and monitor status. With its 8 character alphanumeric display, 4 programmable buttons and 32 channels, this radio supports access to an expanded feature set for a large workforce.
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Motorola Professional Mobile Two-Way Radios
Industry/Government Radios
- Motorola CDM750
- Motorola CDM1250
- Motorola CDM1550
- Motorola PM1200
- Motorola PM1500
- Motorola XTL1500
Motorola Professional Mobiles
Motorola Professional Digital Two-Way Radios
Industry/Government Radios
The next-generation professional two-way radio communications solution is here. MOTOTRBO is the first digital two-way radio system from Motorola specifically designed to meet the requirements of professional organizations that need a customizable business critical communication solution using licensed spectrum.
- Motorola XPR 4350
- Motorola XPR 4380
- Motorola XPR 4550
- Motorola XPR 4580
MOTOTRBO Mobiles
Motorola Trunking Two-Way Radios
Business Radios
- Motorola PM400
- Motorola CDM1550 LS+
Motorola Trunking Mobiles
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