• Robust radio with metal casing - IP55 water and US Mil Standard 810 C, D, E, F and G.
• 8 channels, 219 codes.
• Range up to 9km in line of , 13 floors or 16,250m2 in working environments*.
• 16 pre-recorded channel names.
• VOX/iVOX hands free.

Motorola XT420 six pack is a perfect starter solution for businesses which are introducing two-way radios to meet their communication needs and comes with six radios, carry holsters and a six way charger. This powerful license free PMR446 radios has been designed to provide exceptional durability, enhanced features and clearer than ever audio, even in the harshest and noisiest environments. There are two models in the XT400 series - the Motorola XT420, which has no display, and the Motorola XT460, which has a display. Not only does this radio meet Standard 810 C, D, E, F and G and have IP55 rating, but it has also undergone Motorola's rigorous Accelerated Life Testing, which simulates up to 5 years of tough field use. To find out more about IP ratings click here. With 8 channels and 219 selectable privacy codes, and coverage which extends to up to 16,250 m2, 13 floors or 9km line of *, this is an excellent choice of walkie talkie for construction sites and industry settings. Audio is loud and clear thanks to a powerful built-in 1500mW loudspeaker, and the channel announcement feature tells you what channel you are on when you change it, so there is no need to remove it from your belt to see what channel you are on, leaving your hands completely free to work. You can designate 16 pre-recorded channel names for your departments, such as customer service, security, maintenance, etc. HTML-based customer programming software allows you to copy settings between any XT400/XTNi radios via a radio-to-radio cloning cable or a multi-unit charger. XT400 series radios come with a carry holster with swivel belt clip, which lets you rotate the radio to fit comfortably and move freely while picking up a tool or restocking a shelf. Antimicrobial coating helps prevent the growth of mould and germs on the surface of the radio.