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Digital Vehicular Repeater System (DVRS)

Digital Vehicular Repeater System
  • Digital Vehicular Repeater System
  • Transportable DVRS
  • Fixed Mount DVRS
The P25 DVRS (Digital Vehicular Repeater System) is a small, rugged, self contained, 10W radio base station integrated with Motorola remote mount APX™ or XTL™ series mobile radios. It improves portable radio coverage for police, fire and other emergency personnel by using the higher power of the mobile radio in the vehicle to extend the range of the portable back to the radio system.

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Features

    • Programmable output power: 1-10 watts
    • Available in Full duplex or simplex operation
    • Supports P25 Digital / Analog operation
    • Available in VHF, UHF, 700 MHz and 800 MHz bands
    • Supports In -Band or Cross-Band configurations
    • Integrates with remote mount APX™6500, APX7500, XTL™2500 and XTL 5000 mobile radios
    • Operates through mobile radio control head
    • Superior multi-unit operation
    • Transparent P25 encryption pass-through
    • Extends key P25 trunking features onto conventional simplex or duplex channel
    • Sold exclusively through Motorola Solutions
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Brochures

    • P25 Digital Vehicular Repeater System - Police

      Updated 2015/09/11 | PDF 1.97MB

      The P25 DVRS is a small, rugged, self contained, lOW radio base station integrated with Motorola remote mount APX™ or XTL™ series mobile radios. It improves radio coverage for police officers by using the higher power of the mobile radio in the vehicle to extend the range of the portable back to the radio system. The P25 DVRS is installed in the back of a police vehicle and operated via the mobile radio control head in the cockpit.

    • P25 Digital Vehicular Repeater System - Fire

      Updated 2015/09/11 | PDF 1.96MB

      The P25 DVRS is a small, rugged, self contained, 10W radio base station integrated with Motorola remote mount APXTM or XTLTM series mobile radios. It improves portable radio coverage for firefighters while keeping them connected to the network. The P25 DVRS is installed in a fire truck, battalion chief's vehicle or other fire apparatus.

    • P25 Fixed Mount Digital Vehicular Repeater System

      Updated 2015/09/11 | PDF 1.85MB

      The Fixed Mount DVR includes an indoor wall mount enclosure, power supply, battery backup, filtering and cabling. It seamlessly integrates with remote mount Motorola APX™ or XTL™ series mobile radios. The Fixed Mount DVR is also available in an optional outdoor enclosure and can be configured for pole mount installation.

    • P25 Transportable Digital Vehicular Repeater System

      Updated 2015/09/11 | PDF 1.90MB

      The P25 Transportable DVRS consists of a best in class vehicular repeater (DVRS), filters and power supply installed in a protective carrying case. Mounting space is provided to add the certified, remote mount APXTM or XTLTM series mobile radios of the user's choice. The case can be powered by 12VDC or 120VAC. An optional external battery pack provides 2 hours of use.

White Papers

    • Mission Critical Communications: Designed to a Tougher Standard

      Updated 2013/05/13 | PDF 102.34KB

      Communications simply cannot fail when lives are at stake and every second counts. Mission critical networks and devices ensure that they won’t. These solutions are different by design and their proven, dependable performance in daily operations, countless storms, earthquakes and major public safety incidents underscores why purpose-built mission critical technologies matter. There simply is no substitute.