2 way communication:PR860 Motorola Portable Two-Way Radio

16 Channels
Large Raised Channel and On/Off Volume Knobs - Easy to operate when wearing gloves
Programmable Emergency Button - Sounds Emergency alarm or alerts dispatcher in an emergency situation
X-Pand Voice Compression - Crisp, clear audio qualit
Adjustable Power Levels - Helps preserve battery life
Priority Channel Scan - Frequently scan higher priority
Sealed Accessory Connector - Customize audio solutions to meet your needs
Internal VOX - Hands-free operation with headset
3 Programmable Side Buttons and Large Textured Push-To-Talk Button - Easy access to favorite features. Easy to operate when wearing gloves and provides good tactile response
Impres Energy System - Battery , charging and reconditioning system that automates battery maintenance, optimizes cycle life and maximizes talktim
Quik-Call II and MDC1200 Signaling Send and receive information in a variety of ways including:
Selective Call (Decode) Receive a call from a specific group or individual
Call Alert (Decode) Receive alerts of incoming calls when you're a short distance from your radio
MDC 1200 Signaling Only:
Push-to-Talk ID (Encode) Identify your outgoing calls
Radio Check (Decode) Lets others check your radio status
Emergency (Encode) Sounds an alarm or alerts dispatcher in urgent situations
Selective Radio Inhibit (Decode) Allows system owner to disable stolen or missing radios

Features:

The heavyweight features you desire in a two-way radio, now available in a durable, lighter-than-expected model. Introducing the PR860 Professional Series two-way radio from Motorola, the perfect option for safety professionals as well as businesses specializing in construction, manufacturing and public utilities.

It's for these safety professionals that Motorola has designed the PR860 Professional Series two-way radio. The combination of durability and performance also make the PR860 a strong option for construction and manufacturing firms as well as any organization concerned with security and quick response.

In large and small communities alike, people rely on police, fire, and EMS 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.