
SAMCOM
SAMCOM FPCN30A 5W UHF Two Way Radio Long Range Walkie Talkies 6 Pack | High Power, Programmable, 20 Channels, Professional, Group Call, Dual PTTs, for Business, School, Church, Construction
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$298.10
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- •Organised Communication with 20 UHF channels. Please note that we have upgraded the frequency of the FPCN30A radios and you can watch the 'Switch version of FPCN30A to work with old radios' video to reset the version of the radios.
- •One-key GROUP button instantly broadcasts to multiple teams even on different channels, it helps work crews connect, perfect for site-wide announcements, safety alerts, or just getting the crew on the same page.
- •5 watts of strong power is enough to reach 3-5 miles in open areas and cover 300,000+ sq ft inside buildings. Your signal copes well with dense packing and gets through concrete walls, steel beams, and basements via complex terrain.
- •FPCN30A is built for heavy-duty—rugged enough for construction, warehouses, and industrial environments. Dust, bumps, drops? This radio withstands weather conditions, drops, scuffs and scrapes.
- •1500mAh rechargeable battery that delivers 12+ hours of standby time and 8+ hours of continuous use for a full shift—plus overtime.Communicate effortlessly to use in industries like hotel, factories, warehouses, hospital, church and event management.
- •FCC ID : 2AIOQ-FPCN30AA. This device is a FCC Part 90 certified Land Mobile Radio (LMR) transceiver for professional use in the 406.1-470 MHz band.Operation requires an appropriate license.
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