Product Description
The Hytera PD375LF – Pocket-size Design Micro USB Charging Dual Modes (Analogue & Digital) with Superior Audio.
Ideal for businesses and industries, such as:
Hospitality venues – retail – sports events – warehouse.
Key Features
✔ Dimensions: 123 × 55 × 23mm
✔ Weight: 160g
✔ Dual mode (analogue & digital)
✔ 256 channels, 16 zones
✔ 12.5/25KHz selectable channel spacing
✔ Operating time of 12 hours at a duty cycle of 5-5-90 (DMR mode)
✔ Digital voice call function
✔ Digital text message function (pre-programmable message)
✔ Scanning (analogue or digital channels)
✔ One touch call/text message
✔ MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F/G standard
✔ IP54 Compliance
✔ TDMA Direct mode in DMO
✔ RRS
✔ Scramble
✔ Pseudo Trunking and Basic Encryption (Licence Required)
✔ Emergency Alarm
✔ Priority Interrupt
✔ Roaming
Additional Information
Attractive and a lightweight
Their stylish and compact design and the intuitive operation render the radios PD355LF and PD365LF as companions that nobody wants to miss in day-to-day communication. With a weight of only approx. 160 g for each model, both can be carried comfortably and even fit in the pockets of pants or jackets.
Support of analog and digital mobile radio
Both handheld radios were developed in compliance with the ETSI Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) standard . They support license-free operation according to DMR Tier I and can also be operated as an analog radio.
32 preprogrammed channels
Thanks to the implemented digital technology, both radios offer 32 preprogrammed channels. Of these channels, 16 are analog and 16 digital, divided into three zones.
Integrated antenna
The unique integrated antenna design enables excellent availability without a large antenna on the radio.
Small investment – fast start
The license-free DMR devices not only offer numerous features, but also a quick, uncomplicated start into the digital PMR446 radio at a fair price.
Long battery service life
In digital mode, the supplied lithium-ion battery (2000 mAh) provides both mobile radios with an operating time of at least 12 hours, given an operating cycle of 5-5-90 (5 percent talk/send, 5 percent receive and 90 percent standb y).
Technical Data
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PD355LF & PD365LF |
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Frequency range |
UHF: 446,0 – 446,2 MHz |
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Supported operating modes |
DMR Tier I (license-free DMR) PMR446 analog mobile radio DMR Tier I in acc. with ETSI TS 102 361-1/2/3 |
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Channel capacity |
32 |
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Zone capacity |
16 (in condition as supplied to the customer 3 zones with 32 channels preconfigured ) |
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Channel spacing |
12.5 kHz (analog, digital) |
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Battery service life (5-5-90 duty cycle, high transmitting power, standard battery) |
approx. 12 hours (digital) |
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Standard battery |
2000mAh (lithium-ion battery) |
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Transmitting power |
0.5 W |
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Frequency stability |
±0.5 ppm |
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Antenna impedance |
50 0 |
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Digital vocoder type |
AMBE+2 ‘” |
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Operating voltage |
3.7 V |
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Dust and water protection |
IP54 |
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Shock and vibration resistance |
MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F/G |
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Operating temperature range |
-30°c to + 60°c |
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Storage temperature range |
– 40· c to + 85 · c |
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Dimensions (H x Bx Tl |
123 x 58 x 23 mm (PD355) 135 x 58 x 24 mm (PD365) |
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Weight |
approx. 160 g |
Radio Licensing Information
Radio licensing: A guide to licensed and licence-free radios
What is a radio licence and do I need one?
There are two types of two-way radios, licensed radios and licence-free radios (PMR446).
Licensed radios require a dedicated frequency which ensures that only those on that frequency can hear transmissions. In order to access a dedicated frequency, a radio licence granted by Comreg is required by law. Licences are based on the quantity of equipment to be licensed.
The cost is €22 per piece of equipment plus a fixed charge of €22 for the duration of the licence. (e.g. 4 walkie talkies + 2 radio mics = 6 units +1 Fixed Charge = 7 x €22 = €154).
Licence-free radios (also called PMR446 radios) operate on the PMR446 radio frequency, they can be used by anyone within the UK and EU and as the title suggests they need no radio licence.
Licensed radios
Licensed radios are usually more expensive than licence-free models, but have a larger power output (of up to 5 watts for handheld radios) and so offer increased range and coverage.
For example a primary school would typically find coverage on licence-free equipment sufficient whereas licenced equipment would be better suited to a secondary school, college or university.
In addition, a licence will offer increased security of transmissions through better monitoring of frequencies, especially if the licence is specific to your site.
Licenced radios are generally more robust, with clearer audio quality and the conversation more secure. Licensed radios also offer much more functionality than license-free radios, you can make group calls, send text messages and dial up individual users.
More about your Comreg licence
In order to obtain your licence, an application to Comreg has to be made. We are more than happy to apply on your behalf and offer a managed service in order to maintain your Comreg licence throughout your radio project. Or if you wish to make an application yourself, please feel free to ask us any questions along the way as we have vast experience in completing these forms and can go through it with you over the telephone. The application process is usually complete within 10-15 working days.
You can find out more by going to: https://www.comreg.ie/industry/radio-spectrum/licensing/search-licence-type/business-radio/
Licence-free radios
Non licensed radios are a cheaper alternative to licensed radios and can only have a power output of 0.5 watts giving them a fairly small range.
Licence-free radios can be used in the work place and for personal use, ideally where minimal coverage is needed, within small buildings where users are communicating in a close range.
Examples where these radios can be used effectively include smaller schools and construction sites, warehouses, hospitality venues and independent retail businesses.
For leisure they can be ideal for communicating between friends and family while camping and skiing, or if you are at a leisure park or hiking.
All PMR446 radios use the same eight channels. If there are a high number of users in a given area (cities and other built up areas) frequencies become extremely congested leading to interference on the channels, although usually there are multiple channels to select in order to find a clearer channel.
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