Kenwood TK-3701D Digital Walkie Talkie Pro Talk Two Way Radio

The ProTalk TK-3701D is a license-free UHF digital transceiver featuring both digital dPMR446 and analogue PMR446 communications. The ready-to-use package comes with a transceiver, rechargeable battery, battery charger, mains adapter and belt clip. The TK-3701D is perfect for professional applications requiring a license-free, stylish, compact, light and easy to use digital two-way radio.

• Digital & Analogue
  The TK-3701D features the latest digital dPMR446 technology with a total of 48 preset channels (32 digital and 16 analogue) in 3 zones (2 digital and 1 analogue).
• No licence required
  Licence-free dPMR446 and PMR446 operation in an all-in-one package that’s ready for immediate use.
• Industrial strength construction
  Compliant with IP54/55 and US MIL-STD 810 C, D, E, F, and G standards.
• Powerful yet natural sound output
  AMBE+2™ vocoder for natural audio with minimum delay; BTL audio amplifier for powerful 1 watt output.
• Second PTT
  Make use of the Second PTT for giving different instructions to different staff as the radio allows the use of main channel plus another channel*.

Compatible with digital or analogue

This radio allows Digital and Analogue combined operation, which means it can handle both digital and analogue signals in a zone. This gives you the freedom to migrate at your own pace — whether you are ready to go fully digital, or use with the current analogue transceivers with a view to gradually switching to digital.

No licence required

The TK-3701D is a licence-free dPMR446 and PMR446 UHF digital transceiver. The ready-to-use package comes with a transceiver, rechargeable battery, battery charger, and belt clip. If you are looking for a radio system that covers only small areas without the need for a repeater, the TK-3701D is an ideal choice.

Selectable 7-colour LED*

A large 7-colour LED indicator on the top panel illuminates to notify multi-status functions including power-on and different unit identification.

*PC programming required.