Kenwood NX-1200 64 Channel None Display VHF Portable
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Kenwood NX-1200 64 Channel None Display VHF Portable

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Kenwood NX-1200 64 Channel None Display VHF PortableNX 1000 Series Portable Radios Designed with the functionality of much higher tier radios, the NX 1200A and NX 1300A offer models with an extensive list of standard features, including a 13 segment, 8 character direct and intuitive LCD display, programmable 7 color LED indicator and 40 bit ARC4 enhanced encryption in DMR mode with license option. NX 1000 Series cost targets the entry level user yet offers high performance and advanced features. The

NX 1000 Series Portable Radios

Designed with the functionality of much higher tier radios, the NX 1200A and NX 1300A offer models with an extensive list of standard features, including a 13 segment, 8 character direct and intuitive LCD display, programmable 7 color LED indicator and 40 bit ARC4 enhanced encryption in DMR mode with license option. NX 1000 Series cost targets the entry level user yet offers high performance and advanced features.

The NEXEDGE NX 1200A and NX 1300A portable radios are available in basic and  Standard keypad w/LCD variation, and all models have a slim profile design and include renowned KENWOOD audio quality for challenging environments plus the 2 pin audio accessory connector and 2 programmable side keys. The NX 1200A/1300A meets military standards 810 C/D/E/F/G and IP54 and 55.


Bringing many of the rich features of NEXEDGE predecessors, the NX 1000 Series is a versatile platform designed to meet the highest demands of today’s communications and deliver maximum value for budget wary enterprise analog and digital users.

 

General Features

  • 12.5/25 Analog Models
  • DMR & NXDN Upgradable via software license
  • Large 7 Color LED Indicator On Top Panel
  • 5W RF Output Power VHF/UHF
  • 1 Watt Speaker Output with Renowned KENWOOD Audio
  • Multi Zone Scan
  • Voice Activated Transmit
  • Emergency Function
  • Lone Worker
  • Voice Announcement
  • Remote Stun / Kill / Check
  • MIL STD 810 C/D/E/F/G
  • IP54 and IP55
  • 3 Year Warranty
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