Hytera expands two-way radio and BWV for 30th anniversary
Professional mobile radio (PMR) provider Hytera has announced it has developed "innovative" new products within its digital mobile radio (DMR) and body-worn video camera (BWV) lines to mark its 30th anniversary.
The company said it would start the year by launching its new generation HP5 Professional DMR portable two-way radios and the GC550 2K Mini Body Camera.
In a statement, Hytera revealed that the HP56X and HP50X portable two-way radios had been developed to provide specialist voice communications for security, operations, technician and maintenance teams at office buildings, stadiums, industrial parks, school campuses and hospitals.
Hytera began the introduction of its next-generation h-series dmr radios with HP7 portable two-way radios, HM7 mobile radios, and HR106X repeaters to the global markets at the end of 2021. The HP5 series has been designed for enterprises and businesses with smaller teams. With a universal Type-C port, HP5 radios can be charged with a power bank or car charger and have dedicated dual knobs for volume and channel controls to simplify radio operation.
Howe Tian, general manager of the device product line at Hytera, said: “Enterprise and business users may need fewer functions from their two-way radio systems than public safety users do. For example, the trunking call is usually a standard feature required by the police, not necessarily a must for business users.
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