THR9 benefits
Design optimised for demanding professionals
The THR9 sits well in your hand. Its solid look and robust design are a perfect match for professionals. THR9 has a clear keypad with large keys, group selector on the top of the radio. User-friendly menus are available in great variety of languages with the unique voice feedback feature that reduces the need to look at the radio to operate it. Configurable fuction keys and several short-cut options are also examples of how the THR9 radio can adapt easily to meet your needs. The THR9 offers vibrating alert for the silent notification of incoming calls and messages.
For a clear view on every situation
The THR9 has a large, sharpest-in-TETRA-market QVGA display which offers a lot of information in both standby mode and during operation, helping the user with clear symbols and informative texts. Personnel can do more while on the move, navigate more accurately, query databases and create reports, all supported by the large, sharp display and the Java™ application platform.
Keeping you powered and connected
The THR9 has excellent battery performance, with an easy and reliable battery connection mechanism and two battery options. The extended battery with the capacity of 3800 mAh will keep even the heavist radio users powered up throughout their shift. THR9's repeater capability allows you to extend the range of your team's communicatios as it can repeat transmissions between two radios that operate in direct mode.
Two connectors, full accessory portfolio
The compact THR9 is easy to carry on a lapel or belt and can be equipped with rugged or light-weight audio accessories where needed. Accessories include two alternative batteries, several chargers, even for spare batteries and a car kit with automatic connection to an external antenna. The robust side connector is dedicated to audio accessories such as lightweight headsets or a robust speaker microphone, as well as for data. Accessories include single and multislot chargers and a car kit with automatic connection to an external antenna. The radio’s bottom connector
is used for charging, for carkit and for programming.
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