High-power mobile radios and base stations for fleets and dispatch rooms, with 25–50 W transmit power and remote mounting options.
4 models
Reviewed by Ellen Zhou
A vehicle-mounted mobile radio compatible with standard DMR digital communication and conventional analog communication, documented with automatic roaming, satellite positioning and time synchronisation, voice announcement, emergency alarm and multiple encryption methods.
A mobile radio covering VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-480 MHz with high and low power selection, DMR digital and analog working modes, 3,000 memory channels, CTCSS/DCS analog signalling, Bluetooth, FM radio and PC programming.
A 16-channel UHF FM radio documented at 400-470 MHz with 10 W / 5 W power selection, 12.5 kHz and 25 kHz channel spacing, DC 7.4 V working voltage and a 66-hour battery rating, supplied with antenna, battery, belt clip, adapter and charger.
The source catalogue places the MR902P at the vehicle side of a multi-layer radio network, installed with handheld terminals and roof cameras. Technical data for the model is confirmed per market version at quotation.
A vehicle-mounted mobile radio compatible with standard DMR digital communication and conventional analog communication, documented with automatic roaming, satellite positioning and time synchronisation, voice announcement, emergency alarm and multiple encryption methods.
Typical applications: Transport and distribution fleets that move between depots · Service and maintenance vehicles working across several sites · Taxi and shuttle services coordinated by a dispatcher · Plant and yard vehicles that must stay in touch with a control room · Fleets that still operate analog handhelds and are moving to digital in stages · Dispatch rooms supervising vehicles that roam between coverage areas
A mobile radio covering VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-480 MHz with high and low power selection, DMR digital and analog working modes, 3,000 memory channels, CTCSS/DCS analog signalling, Bluetooth, FM radio and PC programming.
Typical applications: Taxi, shuttle and ride services coordinated by a dispatcher · Logistics, distribution and delivery fleets · Fleets licensed in two services that would otherwise need two radios per vehicle · Plant, yard and site vehicles working alongside handheld crews · Operations that need location reporting through the optional GPS function · Companies running several channel plans from the same vehicle pool
A 16-channel UHF FM radio documented at 400-470 MHz with 10 W / 5 W power selection, 12.5 kHz and 25 kHz channel spacing, DC 7.4 V working voltage and a 66-hour battery rating, supplied with antenna, battery, belt clip, adapter and charger.
Typical applications: Teams operating on licensed UHF channels within 400-470 MHz · Sites that need a fixed, small channel plan of up to 16 channels · Deployments that require narrowband 12.5 kHz or wide 25 kHz channel spacing · Long shifts away from a charging point, where the documented 66-hour battery rating matters · Adding units to an existing 400-470 MHz FM channel plan where the signalling matches · Work-group traffic that suits one-frequency or different-frequency simplex operation
The source catalogue places the MR902P at the vehicle side of a multi-layer radio network, installed with handheld terminals and roof cameras. Technical data for the model is confirmed per market version at quotation.
Typical applications: Vehicle-based operations that need an on-board terminal working with handheld crews · Command, patrol and response vehicles shown with roof cameras and on-site dispatch equipment · Coverage building where MESH and short-range links extend a network, as illustrated · Fleets that must reach a dispatch layer with recording, GIS and gateway connections · Mixed fleets where vehicles and handheld terminals share the same system · Projects specifying a terminal per market licence rather than per fixed catalogue configuration
| Model | Frequency range | Output power | Channel capacity | IP | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BF-TM8250 | Confirmed per market version at quotation | Confirmed per market version at quotation | Confirmed per market version at quotation | — | — |
| M520D | VHF: 136-174 MHz & UHF: 400-480 MHz | VHF: 25 W / 5 W; UHF: 20 W / 5 W | Full-frequency coverage + 3,000 memory channels | — | — |
| TD-A9100 | UHF: 400-470 MHz | High power: 10 W; low power: 5 W | 16 | — | 66 h |
| MR902P | Confirmed per market version at quotation | Confirmed per market version at quotation | Confirmed per market version at quotation | — | — |
| Model | Category | Key specifications | Features | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BF-TM8250 | Mobile & base sets |
| DMR digital and analog vehicle radio with roaming, satellite positioning and voice announcement | View details → |
| M520D | Mobile & base sets |
| Dual-band DMR and analog vehicle radio with 3,000 memory channels and a keypad hand microphone | View details → |
| TD-A9100 | Mobile & base sets |
| 16-channel UHF FM radio, 400-470 MHz, 10 W / 5 W, with a documented 66-hour battery rating | View details → |
| MR902P | Mobile & base sets |
| A vehicle-side terminal in the catalogue multi-layer network, working alongside handheld units | View details → |
This is a vehicle-mounted mobile terminal, so it is installed in the vehicle rather than carried. Send us the vehicle type and the intended mounting position, and our team will confirm the bracket, power wiring and antenna arrangement that suit the version you order.
Mobile radios of this type are powered from the vehicle electrical system. The catalogue for this model does not publish a supply figure, so we confirm the working voltage and the wiring kit with the quotation once we know whether your vehicles run a 12 V or a 24 V system.
Yes. The model is compatible with standard DMR digital communication and with conventional analog communication, so an existing analog fleet can stay on the same site while digital units are introduced in stages.
Band allocation and permitted power differ by market, and this page does not publish figures that the source catalogue does not state. Tell us the destination country and the licence you hold, and we will confirm the matching band version and its documented specifications.
In most countries, transmitting on business radio channels requires a licence issued to the user. Licensing is handled locally by the importer or the operating company; we provide the technical documentation needed for the application.
OEM and ODM support is available. Send the logo files, packaging artwork requirements and target quantity, and our team will confirm what can be customised on this model.
