2 way communication:PR1500 Motorola Portable Two-Way Radio

32 Channels, UHF & VHF
Large Raised Channel and On/Off Volume Knobs - Easy to operate when wearing gloves
3 Position Concentric Switch - Allows customization of radio features for ease of use
Programmable Emergency Button - Alerts dispatcher in an emergency situation
Sealed Accessory Connector - Customize audio solutions to meet your needs. Backward compatible with existing accessories
Enhanced Audio Features - Noise reduction software and Audio Gain Control ( CPS Programmable) allow audio customization to meet your needs
Adjustable Power Levels - Preserves battery life
Priority/Dynamic Priority Channel Scan - Frequently scan higher priority channels. Easily add or delete scan list members
Monitor/Permanent Monitor - Allows continuous channel monitoring
3 Programmable Side Buttons and Large Textured Push-To-Talk Button - Easy access to favorite features. Operates easily when wearing gloves and provides good tactile response
MDC 1200 Signaling - Send and receive information in a variety of ways including:
Push-to-Talk ID (Encode) - Identify your outgoing calls
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
Radio Check (Decode) - Lets others check your radio status
Emergency (Encode) - Programmable Emergency/Silent Emergency feature alerts dispatcher in urgent situations
Selective Radio Inhibit (Decode) - Allows system owner to disable stolen or missing radios

Features:

It's 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, 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 in crisis situations.