Motorola TLKR T72 (EU Version)

Compact device for the most challenging environments 

Motorola TLKR T72, Motorola’s walkie-talkie, is a reliable and robust means of communication designed for use in the most extreme environments. Operating in PMR446, this walkie-talkie is a “license-free” product that allows customers to communicate free of charge over 16 channels and 121 sub-channels. The ultra-compact device can be used in sensitive professional environments, as well as in extreme outdoor activities, and offers users a maximum range of 8 km, which varies depending on several factors: terrain (clear or obstructed), weather conditions, and electromagnetic interference.

Can withstand multiple knocks and drops 

The new Motorola TLKR T72 is a true benchmark in the walkie-talkie market and is equipped with a reinforced casing to withstand the many knocks and drops it can experience daily. More importantly, this walkie-talkie is IP54 certified (read more about the IP rating), which allows it to be protected against the damage of dust and microscopic debris of all kinds, but also to resist many forms of water damage.

A device with many features

Motorola TLKR T72 is a complete communication device that incorporates powerful technical features to effectively assist customers in their daily lives and ensure their safety. The product’s integrated LCD provides users with enhanced visibility, allowing them to see the battery level of their walkie-talkie or the communication channel in use within minutes. The backlight function further enhances the excellent visibility and makes the Motorola TLKR T72 a great everyday companion, as it can be used in all kinds of environments, including in the dark.

Powerful loudspeakers for high-definition speech 

Regarding audio, the Motorola TLKR T72 walkie-talkie is equipped with powerful speakers for high-definition voice transmission, whether you are in a quiet or noisy environment. Automatic noise cancellation further enhances sound clarity by canceling unwanted noise. VOX or iVOX technology is an intelligent feature that switches to hands-free mode and automatically detects the speaker’s voice when a headset is connected via the available jack. Various audible alerts indicate the battery status of your device or the call connection, so you are always informed of the usage and connection status of your products.

Up to 24 hours of battery life

Finally, this Motorola TLKR T72 walkie-talkie is equipped with a powerful rechargeable lithium-ion battery capable of providing users with up to 24 hours of power under normal conditions of use, so you’ll have plenty of time to make all your calls during an expedition or a day’s work. To charge your Motorola TLKR T72 walkie-talkie, you have two options: using the included cable via the walkie’s micro-USB port or using the charging dock by simply placing it on top.

 

 

Features: 

• License-free walkie-talkie with backlit LCD display
• Frequency band: PMR446 (totally free communications)
• Transmitter power: 500 mW
• 16 channels and 121 sub-channels integrated
• Time-out timer available
• IP54 certified: protected against dust, microscopic debris and splashing water
• HD Audio Technology
• Automatic noise cancellation
• VOX / iVOX handsfree function: automatic voice activation when headphones are plugged in
• Audible alerts: ring tones; keypad sounds and low battery signal
• “Roger Beep” to confirm that the call has been established
• Rechargeable lithium-ion battery: 24 hours of operation under normal use
• Can be charged via the available micro-USB socket or with the included charging dock
• Range up to 8 km
• Quick and easy pairing between radios
• Automatic key locking
• Connectivity: 1 micro-USB socket for charging + 1 jack for audio device
• Product dimensions: 47 x 21 x 136 mm
• Walkie-talkie weight: 100g
• Colour: Yellow
• Warranty: 1 year 

The communication range of the Motorola T72 is based on optimal conditions in an unobstructed environment. The actual range will vary depending on operating conditions and the physical environment. It is usually less than the maximum possible. Several factors can affect the actual range: terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference, and obstacles.