The embedded Bluetooth in the TPH900 makes it possible to employ a wide range of accessories. The operator can now use the GPS coordinates and alert the officers closest to the Man Down. Within seconds, the control centre will see the alert displayed on screen.

If the user does not respond to the alert, the radio automatically activates an emergency call over the Tetrapol network. If the radio stops moving or remains horizontal for too long, a local alert is triggered. The Man Down function protects officers working in the field. They can also be adapted to suit your user profile. The operational menus in the TPH900 can be customized to suit your organization’s procedures. What’s more, your settings stay as they were before you swapped the battery. You only need a few seconds to change to a new battery and the radio will restart in 20 seconds. And the battery is quick to swap when it does need changing. The radio has a powerful battery which gives up to 13 hours of use. The display and keypad are larger and easier to use than before. There are dedicated buttons for volume adjustment, too. It fits easily in the hand, while a larger PTT button gives easy access to PMR audio. The TPH900 has a compact design and a comfortable grip. Even so, it’s packed with new features! Fits in your hand If you are familiar with the earlier Tetrapol radios, the TPH900 will also feel familiar to you. The Tetrapol P2G and TPH700 radios were already in wide use, so it was important that the new radio was familiar, easy to use and offered a good ergonomic design. while making it familiar enough for the users.to create a Tetrapol radio with the best feature set on the market.The design engineers at Airbus had a tough challenge:

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