Ritron RQX-417DMR Digital UHF Callbox – Wireless DMR Two-Way Communication Solution

Ritron RQX-417DMR Digital UHF Callbox – Wireless DMR Two-Way Communication Solution Enhance communication, safety, and operational efficiency with the Ritron RQX-417DMR Digital UHF Callbox. Designed as a purpose-built DMR digital communication device, this rugged callbox provides reliable, long-range two-way voice communication without the need for complex installation. With its completely wireless deployment-no trenching, wiring, or construction required-it’s ideal for facilities such as warehouses, gated entrances, loading docks, and parking areas. Built with durability in mind, the RQX-417DMR features a weather-resistant polycarbonate enclosure, tamper-resistant hardware, and a vandal-resistant aluminum push-to-talk button. Whether powered by D-cell batteries for flexible placement or an external AC adapter for continuous operation, this callbox is engineered to perform in demanding environments while maintaining clear, dependable communication. Key Features: Flexible Installation: Fully wireless setup with no wiring or trenching required for fast deployment. DMR Digital Technology: Tier II TDMA, 12.5 kHz channels for efficient and clear communication. UHF Frequency Range: Operates on 450–470MHz for reliable coverage across large areas. Standalone or Continuous Power: Runs on 3 D-cell batteries or optional external AC adapter. Durable Construction: Weather-resistant housing with gasket seal and tamper-resistant fasteners. Vandal-Resistant Design: Aluminum push-to-talk button built for high-traffic environments. Advanced Communication Features: Supports individual, group, and all-call communication with 16 color codes and SUID. Integrated Audio System: Built-in speaker and microphone for clear audio transmission. Smart Alerts & Controls: Low battery alert, external power fail alert, and call tone notifications. Programmable Options: Field or PC programmable with adjustable speaker volume. Enhanced Functionality: Includes relay control, dry-contact input for sensors, and recordable voice message capability.