Compact, easy to use and versatile. With Motorola's smallest non-keypad professional radio, you will never be weighed down by your communication tools anymore.
Features Overview
Highlights of the GP328 Plus
Signalling - Quick Call II, DTMF, limited MDC1200 Power Output - 5W (VHF) 4W (UHF) Option Board - No Keypad - No Display - No Emergency Button - Yes Battery Life - 7 hours (High Power), 10 Hours (Low Power) - With Slim Lilon battery MilSpec - MIL-STD 810C, D & E Intrinsically Safe - Yes Weight (gm/kg) - 250gms with Slim Lilon battery Frequency - 136 - 174MHz / 330 - 400MHz / 403 - 470MHz / 450 - 527MHz Channels - 16 Dimension (H X W X D) - 101.5mm x 55.5mm x 33mm (with slim Lilon battery)
Unsurpassed Audio Quality
Motorola's special voice compression and low level expansion technology enable crisper, clearer and stronger audio quality, allowing you to keep communicating even in a noisy environment.
Compact but rugged
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MIL-STD 810C, D and E
User-friendly
Motorola's unique MDC signaling allows the transfer of data communications at the high- speed rate of 1200 bits per second.
The Forward error correction technology enables radio to receive message, like call alert and send out the PTT-ID even though the voice signal is too weak to be heard.
By pressing the emergency button in critical situations, the radio will emit a piercing alarm/siren; providing users with instant help alerts.
The GP328 Plus is intrinsically safe to operate in hazardous atmosphere certified by the US Factory Mutual standard.
Switchable RF Power Levels: with one button, users can switch between high and low power with reference to their specific application to conserve battery life
Tri-colour LED battery gauge: indicates battery status with early warning on low battery strength
Tone Tagging allows 8 different ringing tones to be assigned to 8 specific users or talkgroups making audio caller identification to these 8 groups possible
The built-in voice-activated feature (VOX) enables users to transmit their message in a hands-free environment, without pressing the push-to-talk button.
