Compact, lightweight and easy to operate
The PD5 series radios are particularly ergonomic and easy to operate. With a weight of only 260g (PD505) or 280g (PD565), the PD5 series offers a high level of mobility and ideal for use on long shifts
Cost-efficient with superlative voice quality
With the combined application of the narrow-band codec and digital technologies for error correction, the PD5 series ensures a superlative voice quality, even in loud environments or in peripheral areas of radio coverage.
Long battery life
The lithium-ion battery (1500 mAh) included as standard achieves an operating time of at least 16 hours (duty cycle 5-5-90). With the optionally available 1000 mAh battery, this could be increased to up to 20 hours.
Supports analogue and digital technology
The PD5 series was developed in compliance with the ETSI mobile radio standard Digital Mobile Radio (DMR). The handheld radios support the conventional DMR mode and can also be operated in manual mode. On top of this, the radios support Hytera XPT radio systems (via chargeable licence). That makes the PD5 series terminals the ideal companion for the move to digital mobile radio.
Pseudo trunked radio
With patented Hytera pseudo trunking, the terminals dynamically utilise the timeslots of a frequency. As a result, the radios can utilise both timeslots in DMO and RMO mode in the conventional DMR operation. This guarantees efficient frequency utilisation.
Additional Functions
— One-touch functions to quickly call up preprogrammed text messages, voice calls and supplementary functions
— Support of several expanded analogue signal modes, including HDC1200, 2-tone and 5-tone, for an improved integration in existing analogue radio fleets
— Hytera basic encryption (40, 128 or 256 bit) in digital mode
— Scrambler function in analogue operation
— Leasing function
— Versatile voice calls: individual call, group call, broadcast call, data call,
emergency call
— Radio Registration Service (RRS) and Lone Worker feature
— Wireless radio activation/deactivation (enable/disable), Priority interrupt,
and remote monitor function (optional). (These features are included as standard for the UK and Europe)
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