Motorola Solutions CLPe Series Business Two-Way Radios

New in-line PTT earpiece
Exclusively designed for the CLPe Series, this advanced earpiece offers refined earhook configuration for better audio engagement and increased comfort, add-on ear tip for secure fit and better isolation, and new mechanism for ease of connection/removal and extended accessory life.

Additional eight frequences added*
There are 16 channels allowed in the PMR446 space. Units will continue to ship from Motorola Solutions with 8 frequencies programmed at the factory (default settings) and additional 8 channels can be enabled via CPS and a free licence key. You must ensure local regulations allow use of the additional frequencies before enabling them.

Repeater capable 1W model
1W higher power licensed model offers expanded range covering large retail premises and can reach even further with the use of a repeater. With a Motorola Solutions repeater you can stay in touch with your team and in control of your business across 23,200 m2 / 20 floors.

Extended battery life and durable design
Extended battery life helps you forget changing batteries between shifts and instead focus on communication and collaboration through the entire shift. Re-designed radio housing meets IP54 rating and Military Standard 810 H. It has been tested against shock, dust, vibration and water extremes so you can confidently operate the radio in tough retail and hospitality conditions knowing that your investment is protected.

New smart status glow ring
Centrally located around the oversized PTT button. 8 colours to indicate active channel, radio transmit & receive, scan, volume level, mute, and battery status. Easy to understand visual feedback helps the user check radio status with one glance and spend less time focusing on the radio and more time focusing on the guest.

*Restricted to 8 channels in Russia by law. Please refer to user guide. Only 446.0–446.1 MHz analogue frequencies are available by default. 446.1–446.2 MHz analogue frequencies should only be used in countries where these frequencies are allowed by government authorities.