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Motorola GR1225
Solves Coverage Issues Quickly and Easily

You can have X-Pand and all the advantages of a Motorola Repeater with the GR1225. You can talk on either a 25 or a 12.5 kHz channel allowing a seamless, economical transition to the narrower bandwidth. Two-way users won't want to be without this greatly expanded audio quality at 12.5 kHz. The GR1225 makes a perfect complement to the 1225 Series Two-Way Radios.

The GR1225 has the following features:

  • 12.5/25 kHz Switchable Channel Spacing - with X-Pand Technology
  • Compact Styling - The GR1225 accommodates a built-in power supply as well as numerous internally housed accessories such as a duplexer, battery revert and an enhanced controller.
  • Adjustable Power - Each channel can be programmed to either 25 or 45 (UHF) or 25 or 50 (VHF) watts to meet various coverage needs.
  • 2-Character Numeric LED Display - Green light illuminates the channel that's in use.
  • Battery Back-Up Tone - When the battery revert kit is installed, it alerts users that they are operating on the back-up battery supply.
  • Time-Out Timer - Programmable from 1-255 seconds, this feature prevents a group from monopolizing the repeater with a single transmission.
  • Repeater Enable/Disable - Temporarily enables or disables repeater operation from the front panel to allow use as a base station for dispatch operation.
  • CWID (Continuous Wave Identification) - Continuous Wave Identification uses Morse code to automatically send out the station ID to identify the transmitting repeater.
  • Courtesy Beep - This programmable alert indicates when a person is through talking so that other users are free to respond.
  • Programmable Relay Delay - This “hangtime” keeps the repeater transmitter keyed from 0 to 7 seconds after the radio user releases the Push-to talk switch to enable other users to respond without having to re-activate the repeater.
  • AdvantagePort Expandability - Allow an authorized dealer to add an Advantage Board to upgrade the repeater functionality.

The GR1225 Repeater can be used for a variety of applications.

Here are a few examples of some key industries:

  • Convention Centers
  • Delivery & Courier Operations
  • Highway or Jobsite Construction
  • Hotels and Resorts
  • Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities
  • Rental Operations
  • Rural Police, Fire and Ambulance
  • Security
  • Transportation services

Factory Assembled Models

 NH5165
 GR1225 146 - 174 MHz, 1-10 Watt

 NH5158
 GR1225 146 - 174 MHz, 25 - 50 Watt

 NH5164
 GR1225 444 - 474 MHz, 1-10 Watt

 NH5157
 GR1225 444 - 474 MHz, 25 - 45 Watt

Duplexer can be internally installed to allow a single antenna to be used instead of two separate antennas to transmit and receive simultaneously.

Desk Microphone converts a desktop repeater into a dispatch
radio for office personnel use.

Portable Carry Case allows easy transport for use as a back-up or
emergency repeater.

Battery Revert Battery Revert Automatic back-up power allows continued use when power goes down. Also includes float maintenance charger to keep battery charged when not in use.

I20R Onsite Repeater Provides up to 10 PL/DPL single-code or cross-code combinations for multiple group repeater operations, remote knock-down/set-up, in/cross-band and uni/bi- directional capabilities and CWID (Morse code). The I20R also provides battery power alert tones and Radio Service Software programming.

 
 
 
 

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