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Professional two-way radio for industry and public safety, including ATEX-certified intrinsically safe transceivers.

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AlincoLand Mobile
Alinco DJ-A11
A compact 136-174 MHz VHF handheld radio with 128 PC-programmable channels and CTCSS and DCS tone squelch, weighing 227 g.
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Alinco DJ-A36E
The Alinco DJ-A36E is a 350-390 MHz UHF handheld radio with 128 programmable channels, IP54 dust and splash protection, and MIL-STD-810G shock and vibration compliance.
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Alinco DJ-A41E
The Alinco DJ-A41E is a 400-470 MHz UHF handheld radio with 128 programmable channels and selectable 5W/2W/0.5W output power.
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Alinco DJ-A46
A PMR446 UHF handheld radio with 128 programmable channels, IP54 rain and dust resistance and a MIL-STD-810G shock rating, at 240 g.
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Alinco DJ-VX46
The Alinco DJ-VX46 is a license-free PMR446 handheld radio with 128 memory channels, IP67 waterproofing, and 500mW output power.
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Motorola SolutionsLand Mobile
GM338
The Motorola GM338 is a mobile two-way radio offering up to 128 channels across low-band, VHF and UHF frequencies, rated IP54 and MIL-STD 810 for rugged in-vehicle use.
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GP-328
The Motorola GP-328 is a 16-channel analogue handheld radio available across VHF and UHF bands from 29.7 MHz to 527 MHz, powered by a rechargeable 7.5V battery.
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IcomLand Mobile
IC-F1000
VHF Analog Transceivers Little Radio, Big Sound! Class Leading 1500 mW Audio General Features Enhanced emergency safety with built-in motion/stationary detection sensor 128 channel capacity with eight zones (Simple type and ten-key type) Built-in 2-Tone…
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IC-F1100D / IC-F2100D
Entry-level digital handheld radios covering VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 350-520 MHz, available in 128-channel display and 16-channel non-display versions.
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IC-F2000
UHF Analog Transceivers Little Radio, Big Sound! Class Leading 1500 mW Audio General Features Enhanced emergency safety with built-in motion/stationary detection sensor 128 channel capacity with eight zones (Simple type and ten-key type) Built-in 2-Tone…
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IC-F3003
VHF Analog Transceivers Affordable, high performance radio that offers abundant features General Features Simple operation for instant communication Easy to hear in noisy areas Longer operating time Weather resistant, dust protection, military rugged Internal…
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IC-F3400D
VHF & UHF Digital Transceivers Key Features: Trunking (NXDN Type-D or dPMR Mode 3) Multi-site connectivity Voting scan Mix Mode Operation (NXDN conventional and dPMR Mode 1/2) Over-the-Air-Programming (OTAP) System Configuration File (SCF) (dPMR Mode 3)…
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IC-F3600D / IC-F4600D
IP68-rated digital handheld radios spanning VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-520 MHz, with 1024 channels and up to 7 W output.
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IC-F4003
UHF Analog Transceivers Affordable, high performance radio that offers abundant features General Features Simple operation for instant communication Easy to hear in noisy areas Longer operating time Weather resistant, dust protection, military rugged Internal…
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IC-F4400D
VHF & UHF Digital Transceivers Key Features: Trunking (NXDN Type-D or dPMR Mode 3) Multi-site connectivity Voting scan Mix Mode Operation (NXDN conventional and dPMR Mode 1/2) Over-the-Air-Programming (OTAP) System Configuration File (SCF) (dPMR Mode 3)…
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IC-F5023
VHF Analog Transceivers General Features 128 memory channels Front mounted speaker 6 programmable buttons MIL grade rugged construction Most popular signalings built-in MDC 1200 compatible Multiple 2-Tone, Multiple 5-Tone Radio kill, stun and revive Lone…
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IC-F52D VHF
General Features • 136–174, 400–470 MHz versions • 512 Channels / 128 Zones • 14 dot-matrix character display with status icons • Improved user interface • Programmable functions • Backlit LCD and buttons • 20-position rotary selector and ON/OFF volume knob •…
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IC-F52D-UL / IC-F62D-UL
Intrinsically safe ATEX-rated digital handhelds covering VHF 136-174 MHz (IC-F52D) and UHF 400-470 MHz (IC-F62D) with 512 channels and switchable 5/2/1 W output.
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IcomLand Mobile
IC-F5330D / IC-F6330D
Digital mobile radios for VHF 136-174 MHz and UHF 400-520 MHz, delivering up to 50 W and 45 W output respectively with 128 channels.
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IC-F5400D
VHF & UHF Digital Transceivers Key Features: Trunking (NXDN Type-D or dPMR Mode 3) Multi-site connectivity Voting scan Mix Mode Operation (NXDN conventional and dPMR Mode 1/2) Over-the-Air-Programming (OTAP) System Configuration File (SCF) (dPMR Mode 3)…
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IC-F62D VHF
General Features • Frequency coverage: 136-174MHz • 512 programmable channels, 128 zones • Output power: 5/4/1W • LCD with backlight • Programmable menu items and other functions • Lone worker and man down function with built-in motion sensor • Built-in…
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IC-F6400D
VHF & UHF Digital Transceivers Key Features: Trunking (NXDN Type-D or dPMR Mode 3) Multi-site connectivity Voting scan Mix Mode Operation (NXDN conventional and dPMR Mode 1/2) Over-the-Air-Programming (OTAP) System Configuration File (SCF) (dPMR Mode 3)…
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IC-F8101
Icom IC-F8101 professional HF SSB transceiver with 500 channels and up to 125W PEP output for long-range fleet communication.
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IC-FR5000
VHF Digital/Analog Repeaters UNIQUE TWO-IN-ONE REPEATERS General Features Two RF modules in one unit 50W output at 50% duty cycle, 25W 100% duty cycle operation* 50W output at 100% duty cycle,100W 50% duty cycle operation with optional Power Amplifier*…
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IC-FR5300
A VHF repeater covering 136-174 MHz with 32 channels, selectable 50/25/5 W output, and GNSS-correctable frequency stability, built for -30°C to +60°C outdoor operation.
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IC-FR6000
VHF Digital/Analog Repeaters UNIQUE TWO-IN-ONE REPEATERS General Features Two RF modules in one unit 50W output at 50% duty cycle, 25W 100% duty cycle operation* 50W output at 100% duty cycle,100W 50% duty cycle operation with optional Power Amplifier*…
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IC-FR9010 / IC-FR9020
High-power repeaters covering VHF 146-174 MHz and UHF 440-475 MHz with up to 500 channels and 110 W / 100 W output.
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IC-V86
Icom IC-V86 2m VHF handheld transceiver with 7.0W maximum output, 207 memory channels, and IP54 dust/water resistance.
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Motorola SolutionsLand Mobile
MOTOTRBO R2
The Motorola MOTOTRBO R2 is an entry-level DMR handheld radio covering VHF and UHF with 64 channels, IP55 dust and water protection, and up to 26.5 hours of digital battery life.
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Motorola SolutionsLand Mobile
TLK-100
The Motorola TLK-100 is a 4G LTE broadband push-to-talk radio with embedded SIM, GNSS location tracking, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, running on the WAVE platform instead of conventional radio spectrum.
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Motorola SolutionsLand Mobile
XiR P6600i
The Motorola XiR P6600i is a DMR digital handheld radio covering VHF, 350 MHz and UHF bands with up to 256 channels, IP67 waterproofing, and battery life up to 28.5 hours on the high-capacity pack.
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Motorola SolutionsLand Mobile
XiR P8668i
The Motorola XiR P8668i is a full-keypad DMR handheld radio with 1000-channel capacity, IP68 waterproofing, built-in GPS and Bluetooth 4.0 for headset and data connectivity.
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About Land Mobile

Professional two-way radio for industry, public safety and site operations across India, including ATEX-certified intrinsically safe transceivers for refineries, chemical plants and other hazardous areas. ASPL supplies handhelds, mobiles and repeater systems, and handles programming, licensing guidance and fleet rollout.

Land mobile radios are the handheld and vehicle-mounted two-way transceivers used by security teams, warehouse and port staff, construction crews, and factory floors to talk instantly across a site without relying on a mobile network. The category spans simple licence-free radios for small teams, licensed analog and digital handhelds and mobiles for larger operations, repeaters and controllers that extend coverage across a campus, and ATEX-certified intrinsically safe units built to operate around flammable gases and dust.

Two radios can talk directly to each other on a single shared channel (simplex), which is fine over short distances but limited by terrain, walls and antenna height. A repeater listens on one frequency and retransmits on another (duplex), picking up a low-power handheld's signal and rebroadcasting it at higher power from a rooftop or tower antenna to cover an entire site or town. Radios that transmit outside the small set of licence-free channels set aside for short-range use need a wireless operating licence from India's WPC (Wireless Planning and Coordination) wing, which assigns the frequency and authorises the equipment for that use.

How to choose one

Analog vs digital (DMR/IDAS): Analog radios are simple, inexpensive and interoperable with almost any other analog set on the same frequency. Digital protocols like DMR and IDAS encode voice into a digital signal, which gives clearer audio at the edge of range, supports two independent talk paths on one channel (useful for busy sites), and adds features like individual calling and built-in encryption. Digital radios can usually still receive analog transmissions but the reverse isn't true, so a mixed fleet needs planning.
Licensed vs licence-free: Licence-free radios operate on the PMR446 band (446 to 446.2 MHz) at a fixed low power and need no WPC paperwork, making them a fast way to equip small teams, but their low power limits range and they can't be reprogrammed onto other frequencies. Licensed radios operate on a frequency assigned specifically to the buyer, with a WPC wireless operating licence covering that use, and give far more control over range, channel capacity and interference from other users.
Standard vs ATEX-certified for hazardous areas: A standard radio's electronics can produce a spark or enough heat to ignite flammable gas, vapour or dust, which makes it unsafe on an oil and gas site, in a chemical plant, or anywhere combustible atmospheres are present. An ATEX or IECEx intrinsically safe radio is designed and certified so that its internal circuits can't release enough energy to trigger ignition even under fault conditions, and it must be used with the specific battery, antenna and accessories listed on its certificate.
Handheld vs mobile/base station: Handhelds go where people go and typically run 1 to 5 watts on a battery, which is plenty for a warehouse floor or a construction site. Mobile radios mount in a vehicle and run on the vehicle's power at higher output, giving longer range and a bigger external antenna option. A base station or repeater sits at a fixed, elevated location and is the backbone that lets low-power handhelds cover a whole site instead of just a few hundred metres.

Standards that apply

ATEX 2014/34/EU and IECEx: ATEX is the European Union directive covering equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, and it defines zones by how often a hazardous atmosphere is present and what protection level equipment needs for each. IECEx is the equivalent international certification scheme, run to the same underlying IEC standards, and is widely accepted outside the EU. A radio certified to either scheme has been independently tested and its ignition-protection method verified, and the certificate specifies the exact configuration (radio, battery, antenna) that stays compliant.
WPC wireless operating licence (India): India's Wireless Planning and Coordination wing, under the Department of Telecommunications, regulates who may own and operate radio transmitting equipment. Radios operating outside the licence-free PMR446 band generally need a wireless operating licence tied to an assigned frequency, and the equipment itself needs WPC Equipment Type Approval before it can be imported, sold or used. Buyers running licensed fleets should confirm current licensing and equipment-approval requirements with the WPC before deployment, as frequency assignments and approval requirements are administered case by case.

Installation notes

For a site relying on a repeater or base station, antenna height and placement matter more than transmitter power: mounting the antenna as high as practical, clear of structural steel, tanks and other metal masses, does more for coverage than a stronger radio. Feedline loss adds up over long cable runs, so keeping the repeater or base unit close to the antenna, or using low-loss cable when it can't be, preserves the gain the height provides. Before any licensed equipment is put into service, confirm the wireless operating licence and equipment approval are in place for the frequencies being used, and for ATEX-rated installations, verify that every component in use, battery, antenna and any accessory, matches what's listed on the equipment's hazardous-area certificate.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a licence to use a two-way radio in India?

It depends on the frequency. Radios operating on the PMR446 band (446 to 446.2 MHz) at the permitted low power can be used without a wireless operating licence. Radios operating on other frequencies, which is typical for most commercial and industrial fleets needing longer range or dedicated channels, need a wireless operating licence from India's WPC wing, and the equipment itself needs WPC type approval. Confirm current requirements with the WPC before deploying a licensed fleet.

What does ATEX or IECEx certification actually mean for a radio?

It means the radio has been independently tested and certified as intrinsically safe for use in a defined hazardous area, an environment where flammable gas, vapour or dust may be present. The certificate specifies the exact radio, battery and antenna combination that keeps it compliant; swapping in an uncertified battery or antenna can void the protection even if the radio itself is rated.

Can a digital DMR radio talk to an older analog radio?

Most digital radios can be set to an analog mode and will talk to analog radios on the same frequency, but they lose the digital-only benefits (clearer audio at range, two talk paths per channel, individual calling) while doing so. Whether it makes sense depends on whether the fleet is being upgraded gradually or all at once.