Entel HT725 VHF Two Way Radio

Submersible, Resistant Two-Way Radio 

The Entel HT725 VHF Two Way Radio delivers loud and high-quality audio in a robust and submersible licensed two-way radio, operating on the VHF 136 – 174MHz frequency band. This radio requires a licence for use in the UK. Please see below for further details.

The Entel HT700 two way radios exceed MIL Standard 810 C/D/E/F, with a casing that protects it against shock, vibration and moisture. They are rated IP68 resistance to dust and water, making it built to last, even in the most difficult environments. This IP rating means that your Entel HT725 Advanced Signalling is totally submersible to a depth of 1m for up to an hour, and additionally is completely impervious to dust.

This radio comes with a 7.4v 2000mAh Lithium-Ion battery that can count its charge cycles and warn you when it is near the end of its battery life. It provides an impressive battery life and retains its charge once charged up to three times longer than other batteries. This battery is rechargeable, however charging units are sold separately.

The Entel HT725 is easy to use, with scan/priority scan functions, VOX hands-free and a programmable channel monitor button as standard. It also features 4 ‘channel shortcut’ buttons and a Local Personal Attack Alarm for your safety. For additional protection, Lone Worker and Man Down functions are both offered by this radio. It additionally supports a shunting mode (for rail companies), Whisper mode for enhanced voice detection when communicating quietly, and is capable of sending status messages.

The Entel HT725 Advanced Signalling supports 2/5 tone selective calling, to carefully choose who receives your calls. You also have the option of calling groups or individuals, or all radios at once. It offers multiple ringtones, a low battery warning and a programmable scrambler. 

For extra security, the Stun function allows you to render a radio inactive if it is lost or stolen, and revive it again if found. To enhance security, this radio request a password when it is switched on, if appropriate. 

If you wish to order this product or any other licenced radio, please call us so we can help you choose the correct frequency and antenna for your licence. 

This radio operates on the 136 – 174MHz frequency band and is also available in the following variants. Call us for advice on which model to choose. Prices may vary.

Features:

• Entel HT725 Advanced Signalling two way radio
• VHF 136 – 174MHz – ideal for rural use
• Submersible
• 255 channels
• LCD display
• 400 user contact list
• Receiving signal strength indicator
• High-quality audio
• Exceeds MIL Standard 810 C/D/E/F
• Protected against shock, vibration and moisture
• IP68 resistance to dust and water 
• Lithium-Ion battery (charging unit sold separately)
• Scan/priority scan functions
• Navigation keypad
• Information button
• Speed dial
• Caller ID
• Missed, received and dialled number lists
• VOX enabled
• Programmable channel monitor button
• 4 ‘channel shortcut’ buttons
• Local Personal Attack alarm
• Dimensions (including battery): 130 x 59.5 x 37mm
• Weight (including battery and antenna): 277g

The price of this radio does not include programming costs. Onedirect can programme your radios at a cost of £10 per radio (Excl. VAT).

If you already have a license, please send us the last page of your license papers. Alternatively, you can send us one of the radios from your existing fleet, so we can copy the frequencies and programme your new radios.

Licence FAQ Section:

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/manage-your-licence/radiocommunication-licences/business-radio/guidance-for-licensees/business-radio-faqs

How to apply for a licence:

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/manage-your-licence/radiocommunication-licences/business-radio/apply-business-radio

This Motorola two way radio is available to be programmed as:

VHF: 136 – 174 MHz

The maximum range given by manufacturers is based on ideal conditions, such as from hilltop to hilltop, but the range you actually get will be much less if you are in a built-up area. Trees, walls, hills and even the weather can affect the range of your two-way radio. Rule of thumb is that for every 1 watt you will get 1 mile of coverage guarantee, or more depending on the conditions.