TP8100 - ANALOGUE MPT PORTABLES

The TP8100 series of analog, analog simulcast IP, conventional and trunked portables set new standards for build quality and industrial design. Waterproof, dustproof and shockproof beyond IP67 and MIL-STD-810F, all models in the TP8100 series deliver outstanding reliability and durability.

All products come with the same two-shot molded construction, easy-to-use programming software, 1880mAh Li-Ion battery as standard, and on display models 24 character enhanced visibility LCD display.

TP8135

4 key display

TP8140

16 key display

KEY FEATURES

Tough enough to withstand the harshest environments; engineered to exceedIP67 sealing: zero dust ingress and immersible in one metre of waterfor 30 minutes
Light and easy to carry: only 12 ounces with battery
Top-mounted, easy-to-find programmable emergency key and Lone Worker capabilityimproves worker safety
Trunked MPT features include multiple call types: individual/group/PABX/interfleet and short data messages
Up to 350 conventional channels with CTCSS/DCS, Selcall, Two Tone Decode(Type 99), MDC1200, G-Star (Encode) and voting/scanning
Ease of programming enables efficient and rapid customization

Why choose Tait MPT?

MPT is the most successful trunked mobile radio technology worldwide, suiting the needs of our global customers due to its flexibility and efficiency benefits. Tait has a long and distinguished track record in developing this technology and offering the MPT-IP (MPT 1327) trunking network with an impressive range of features that include:

remote network management
efficient deployment of radio channels
scalable infrastructure from single site to nationwide
a wide range of open standard terminal products
seamless migration paths to digital technology
individual, group (team) or broadcast (all-informed) calls
PSTN and PABX telephone access

MAP27 data interface
call diversion and forwarding
priority handling of emergency calls
status messages
a short message service for dispatch or job information
a polling channel providing efficient location updates for large fleets, which can co-exist with voice operation.