Motorola XT460

The Motorola XT460 is the advanced successor to the popular Motorola XTNi and XTNiD radios. This robust and license-free radio is equipped with an easy-to-use LCD display and offers eight channels for reliable communication. With functions such as channel monitoring, scan, and VOX (hands-free communication), the XT460 is designed for professional use in various environments. The Motorola XT460 uses the freely usable PMR446 frequencies and delivers surprisingly good performance, especially in buildings and built-up areas. In open field, the range can be up to 1 to 1.5 kilometers, depending on the conditions.

The Motorola XT460 has a sturdy aluminum housing with a metal chassis, making this radio durable, shockproof and splashproof according to the IP55 standard. This makes the XT460 perfect for intensive use, for example in security, company emergency response (BHV), and in logistics and production environments. The LCD display shows important information such as the selected conversation channel, the monitor status and the battery status.

Compared to its predecessors, the XTNi and XTNiD, the Motorola XT460 is lighter, slimmer and more manageable. The stronger battery that comes standard provides a significantly longer standby time, making the XT460 an excellent choice for both experienced and new users of business radios.

The Motorola XT460 two-way radio is ideal for:

• First Aid
• Security
• Restaurants and hotels
• Warehouses and production areas
• Traffic controllers
• Transport employees
• Agricultural sector
• Livestock farming
• All kinds of events
• Party or festival
• On the road when you want to keep in touch with one or more other people

What are the benefits of this Motorola PMR446 walkie-talkie?

• Permit free
• LCD display
• Channel Monitor
• 8 channels
• Scan function
• VOX function
• Splashproof (IP55)

XT460 Range Information

• Manufacturers of PMR446 transceivers often claim a range of up to 10 kilometers, but this is a theoretical distance that has only been calculated under test conditions.
• In an urban environment the range will not be more than a few blocks.
• In rural areas the range can be up to 500 meters.
• In completely open areas or on water the range can be several kilometers