DMR Digital Two-Way Radio UV58D
U/V dual-band DMR handheld with AES256 encryption and 1024-channel capacity
A DMR digital handheld covering VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-480 MHz, with 1024 channels across 32 zones, AES256 encryption, digital and analog compatibility, VFO/MR operation and message and recording functions.
Reviewed by Ellen Zhou
- Standard
- DMR
- Frequency band
- VHF:136-174MHz & UHF:400-480MHz
- Channels
- 1024 (32 zones)
- Encryption
- AES256
Overview
The UV58D is a DMR digital handheld for businesses that want digital voice quality and encryption, together with dual-band flexibility and a large channel capacity. It covers VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-480 MHz in one body, which answers the case where sites, licences or partner networks were not all set up on the same band.
Positioning and use
- DMR digital voice: digital quality and encryption for business teams.
- Dual-band flexibility: VHF and UHF in one handheld.
- Mixed-band organisations: suits sites, licences or partner networks spread across different bands.
- Large fleet structure: built for several sites, departments or customer channel plans on one fleet.
Configurations
- Frequency bands: VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-480 MHz.
- Output power: 5 W.
- Power supply: 7.4 V DC with a 2000 mAh battery pack.
- Analog compatibility: existing analog handsets keep working alongside the digital fleet.
- Staged migration: departments needing encryption or clearer audio move first.
- Channel plan continuity: remaining analog units stay in the same plan until replaced.
Channel capacity
- 1024 channels: capacity beyond an entry-level commercial handheld.
- 32 zones: each zone can hold the channels of one site or one customer.
- Multi-site use: a supervisor switches zone instead of reprogramming the radio.
- Shared fleet: supports several sites, teams or customer channel plans.
Core functions
- AES256 encryption: protects voice traffic.
- Calling: all call, group call and single call cover site-wide, team and one-to-one traffic.
- VFO/MR switching: moves between manually dialled frequency and memory-channel operation for setup, testing and RF troubleshooting.
- Recording: keeps a copy of traffic for review.
- Offline function: direct radio-to-radio use when infrastructure is unavailable or unnecessary.
- Message function: short text instructions are easier to read than relay by voice in noise.
Coverage and standby
- Talk range: rated 1-8 km under typical conditions.
- Practical limit: indoors and in built-up areas, structure between users governs the figure.
- Dual standby, dual guard: watch two channels.
- Dual standby, single guard: one channel on each band.
- Single standby, single guard: watch a single net.
- Reception and supervision: monitor a company net and a partner network at once.
Ordering and OEM
- Frequency version: confirm the version that matches the licence in the destination country.
- Band allocation: VHF and UHF business radio allocation differs by market.
- Licensing: government or private licensing is the operator's responsibility locally.
- Channel and zone layout: confirmed with the order.
- OEM: branding and packaging requirements confirmed at quotation.
- MOQ and lead time: confirmed at quotation.
Full specification
| Standard | DMR format |
|---|---|
| Frequency band | VHF:136-174MHz & UHF:400-480MHz |
| Output power | 5 W |
| Talk range | 1-8 km (typical conditions) |
| Channels | 1024 (32 zones) |
| Battery capacity | 2000 mAh |
| Working voltage | 7.4 V DC |
| Encryption | AES256 |
| Calling | All call / group call / single call |
| Standby and guard | Dual/dual, dual/single, single/single combinations |
| Extra functions | VFO/MR, recording, offline, message |
Shipping & compliance
- Lithium battery: UN38.3 test summary and SDS are available for transport.
- Type approval, FCC or CE documents depend on the model and band version; confirm at quotation.
- Project pricing on request. MOQ and lead time depend on the model and configuration.
- Warranty and spare-parts terms are confirmed in the project quotation.
Typical applications
- Retail, hotel and hospitality teams
- Construction and property management
- Warehouses, depots and distribution
- Outdoor operations and event staff
- Fleets moving from analog to digital in stages
Frequently asked questions
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Which version do I order — VHF, UHF or the dual-band model?
The dual-band model covers both VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-480 MHz, so it suits fleets that operate on both or that work with partners on a different band. Whatever you choose, the version has to match the licence held in the destination country — tell us the market and we will confirm.
Will it work with the analog radios we already use?
Yes. The radio is digital and analog compatible, so existing analog handsets can stay in service on the same channels while digital units are introduced department by department.
Do we need a licence to operate it?
Licensed channels require a licence held by the operating company or individual in the destination country. Applications are handled locally by the importer or operator; we supply the technical documentation needed.
What does the 1-8 km talk range mean in practice?
The figure is a typical rating that assumes open, favourable conditions. Inside buildings, in dense urban areas or where terrain blocks the path, expect less; if coverage has to be reliable across a large site, tell us the layout so we can advise on channels, power settings and infrastructure.
Can we order with our own logo and packaging?
OEM and ODM support is available. Send the logo files, packaging requirements and target quantity, and our team will confirm what can be customised on this model.
What are the minimum order quantity and lead time?
They depend on the frequency version, channel and zone programming and quantity, so both are confirmed in the quotation rather than fixed on this page.
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