Best Priced Two-Way Radios & Accessories for Sale & Rent in Ulm, WY

1. CP200d

The CP200d portable two-way radio is part of Motorola’s highly-popular Commercial Series. More durable and user-friendly than its predecessor, the CP200, organizations on a budget will appreciate this model’s value and its MOTOTRBO digital and analog capabilities.

2. SL300

Compact size and heavy-duty design collide in the MOTOTRBO SL300 portable two-way radio. Despite its slim body, the SL300 offers robust features, including a shatterproof display, extended range, and both analog and digital operation.

3. XPR3300e

The MOTOTRBO XPR line from Motorola is arguably the most popular portable two-way radio line in Ulm, WY. That’s because XPR two-way radios include up to 28.5 hours of extended battery life, up to 8% better range, and updated design with improved waterproofing.

The XPR3300e is no exception. Well-suited for organizations on a budget, manufacturers, schools, and hotels love the 3300e for its enhanced audio features that cancel out environmental noise.

4. XPR3500e

Similar to the XPR3300e, the MOTOTRBO XPR3500e is perfect for noisy environments. The difference is in the XPR3500e’s added display screen and additional channel capacity featuring a keypad for quick access option buttons and audio-free communication.

5. SL3500e

With a similar form factor to the slim SL300 and the feature sets of the amazing XPR3500e, the Motorola SL3500e is the best of both worlds. Small and lightweight in form, but with the technical capability to operate on advanced Motorola Repeater Systems such as IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus and Multi-Site Capacity Plus. With the SL3500e you don’t sacrifice performance for a radio you can fit in your pocket.

6. XPR7350e

Motorola’s XPR7350e is a simple to use, powerful and incredibly durable radio. Made for the most rugged environments, the XPR7350e passes the test. When you need to safeguard your employees with a tough, reliable radio with exceptional audio quality and advanced features, look no further than the Motorola XPR7350e.

7. XPR7550e

The XPR7550e is the ultimate power solution for organizations that need their portable two-way radio to go above and beyond. Well-suited for industrial organizations, the XPR7550e’s advanced color screen allows for texting and work order ticketing capabilities, even in the noisiest conditions.

8. BPR40

The Motorola Mag One BPR40 is a great entry level radio at an affordable price. Its compact design still offers a full 4 watts of power in UHF and 5 watts in VHF to provide excellent range. The best thing about this radio is that even though it's light and small, it still packs a punch with its durability.

9. CP185

The Motorola CP185 is another great entry level radio, but with a few more bells and whistles. Like its alphanumeric display that allows you to see your battery status or label your channels by name. If you use many channels, remembering which one your teams are on can be difficult. With the affordable CP185 radio, you can easily name your channels by their description, such as HSKP, MAINT or SECURITY. Last but not least, the CP185 is tough with its IP54 rating, backed by a full 2-year Motorola factory warranty.

10. DTR700

Just like its predecessor, the DTR650, the Motorola DTR700 is completely license free. The DTR700 operates on special 900mhz frequencies, set aside by the FCC for business operation. No need for you to spend time and money on FCC frequency coordination and associated costs. This slim and lightweight radio has up to 50 channels available so you can separate your talkgroups or departments with ease. The DTR700 is IP54 rated, has a full graphic color display and best of all, not only can you make group calls, you can do private one-to-one calling as well.

1. CM200d (Analog Version) MOTOTRBO

Motorola designed its MOTOTRBO CM200d mobile two-way radio for the everyday driver. Surprisingly as affordable as it is durable, the CM200d has two times the capacity, greater coverage, and superior audio to comparable mobile radios. The Analog version can be programmed to your current analog radio system, but if or when you ever convert to a digital radio system, it can be upgraded with a simple and inexpensive software license.

2. CM200d (Analog/Digital Version) MOTOTRBO

Just like the CM200d analog version, Motorola designed its MOTOTRBO CM200d analog/digital version to provide excellent audio quality and superior range at an affordable price. The analog/digital version has the added advantage that it can be programmed with both analog and digital channels, making any transition to a digital system as seamless as possible. Digital channels provide the added benefits of increased range, better audio quality and increased privacy.

3. CM300d(Analog Version) MOTOTRBO

Similar to the CM200d, the CM300d offers an added digital display screen for enhanced capabilities, including caller ID.

The CM200d and the CM300d are rated IP54. That means these models are splash- and dust-proof, perfect for the harshest of conditions.

4. CM300d (Analog/Digital Version)

Just like the CM300d Analog version, the Digital version has an alphanumeric display and comes in either a 1-25 Watt or 25-40 Watt version. The low power version is typically used for base station mode, while the high power version is used when you need to cover a larger area for both base station and mobile operation.

5. XPR2500

The XPR2500 is the budget-friendly communication solution your drivers need. Compact and hardy, this classic mobile radio features digital and analog capabilities plus twice the calling capacity and clearer audio than comparable mobile two-way radio base stations in Ulm, WY.

6. XPR5350e

Not meant for the occasional mobile radio user, the XPR5350e is a high-end yet compact mobile designed for ultimate connectivity. The 5350e has all the features you can expect from a Motorola XPR mobile radio, including integrated WiFi for remote software updates and free advanced software such as Capacity Plus and IP Site Connect capabilities.

7. XPR5380e

The XPR5380e is identical in features and capabilities to the XPR5350e, but operates in the 800/900 mhz frequency range. Like the XPR5350e, it has Bluetooth-enabled voice and data capabilities. Use WiFi to update software remotely and get trunking support to ensure your XPR5380e will grow as your organization does.

8. XPR5550e

Rugged and powerful, the XPR5550e offers a color digital screen with text messaging and work order ticketing capabilities in addition to the regular features that come with a Motorola XPR mobile radio. The XPR5550e has an added audio amplifier and is desktop microphone-compatible, making it ideal for dispatch systems.

9. XPR5580e

Motorola’s XPR5580e is for organizations operating on exclusive 800/900 mhz frequencies that need the best on-the-go mobile radio around. That’s why the XPR5580e features a quick access button for emergency alerts, hands-free accessories, text-to-speech functions, a color digital screen, and so much more.

10. TLK150

The Motorola TLK150 was designed just like it’s sister product, the TLK100, to provide simple Push-to-talk communication on Verizon’s Nationwide Cellular network, but in the formfactor of a vehicular mounted mobile radio. The TLK150 mobile radio is a great option for trucking, taxi cabs, school transportation, buses, fleet vehicles, distributors, or anyone else needed radio coverage over a large area like a City or State. Being on the Verizon networks means you can talk to your employees at the push of a button, whether they are across town or across the country.