Two Way Radios - Motorola PR1500

All PR1500 models include:

AAH79KDC9PW5_N PR1500 32 Channel, 5 Watt, VHF (136-174 MHz)
AAH79QDC9PW5_N PR1500 32 Channel, 4 Watt, UHF (380-470 MHz)
AAH79SDC9PW5_N PR1500 32 Channel, 4 Watt, UHF (450-520 MHz)

Motorola PR1500

Here are a few examples of some key industries:

The Motorola PR1500 portable can be used for a variety of applications.

Top features include:

PR1500 Programmable Features:

Selective Radio Inhibit (Decode) Allows system owner to disable stolen or missing radios

Emergency (Encode) Programmable Emergency/ Silent Emergency feature alerts dispatcher in urgent situations

Radio Check (Decode) Lets others check your radio status

Call Alert (Decode) Receive alerts of incoming calls when youre a short distance from your radio

Selective Call (Decode) Receive a call from a specific group or individual

Push-to-Talk ID (Encode) Identify your outgoing calls

Send and receive information in a variety of ways including:

MDC 1200 Signaling

PR1500 Additional Features

A higher level of performance for tough conditions:

Motorola has taken all the features you expect in a two-way radio and brought them to the next level with the new PR1500. Experienced users will appreciate many of its enhancements and design features. Specifically, the PR1500:

PR Series radios operate at temperatures as low as 30 C (-22 F).

This brochure will detail all the performance features of the PR1500 and its many practical accessories. Your Authorized Motorola Dealer can give you all the information and help you choose the right products and accessories for your organization.

Its specifically for these safety professionals that Motorola has designed the PR1500 Professional Series two-way radio. The PR1500 offers a higher level of durability, range and audio sophistication for those who need reliable communications in the toughest of conditions.

In large and small communities alike, people rely on police and fire departments to keep their families safe and their properties secure. In times of emergency and severe weather, they count on critical first responders and public utility workers in crisis situations.