Overview
The safety of conventional with the features of trunking
Whether in a deep valley or deep in a building, poor radio coverage puts the safety of first responders at risk. The DVR-LX extends the range of portable radios, further away from the tower and deeper into buildings, keeping your team connected to dispatch in more areas.
Features
Remote updates for easy maintenance
Fully backwards compatible with DVR
Authentication keeps your radio system secure
Dedicated handles makes it easy to carry
Use cases
Building penetration
Thick concrete can provide challenges for in-building radio communication. The DVR-LX with the high power APX mobile, penetrates deeper into buildings. Firefighters can then simply reach the DVR-LX through their portable radio to communicate back to dispatch.
Portable coverage extension
High-powered mobile radios and a roof mounted antenna provide longer range than portable radios. The APX mobile and the DVR-LX extends the range of portable radios. Officers outside their patrol car can simply reach DVR-LX through their portable radio to communicate back to dispatch.
Resources
Use Cases
Shipboard Communications use case
Extend shipboard communications using the DVR-LX P25 Suitcase Repeater.
Tunnel Communications use case
Using multiple vehicle repeaters to extend radio communication in tunnels.
Convoy Communications use case
Extend radio communications for convoy applications out of network coverage.
Military Base Communications use case
Bases have areas where radio coverage can be challenging, learn to overcome them.
Videos
Province of Nova Scotia Case Study
Province of Nova Scotia extends coverage in remote and hard to reach areas.
Bonita Springs Fire Case Study
Bonita Springs Fire strengthens coverage in an urban environment.
What is a Digital Vehicular Repeater?
See how a digital vehicular repeater can extend and strengthen radio coverage.
VFRS were in critical need of extended radio coverage
VFRS were in critical need of extended radio coverage. Learn more
