Motorola CP100D 4W 16-Channel Two-Way Non-Display UHF Analog/Digital Radio, 403-480MHz

Simple and effective for the light user who values ease and efficiency. Easy to use and practical, the CP100d offers analog voice communications, and MOTOTRBO digital when you're ready - for a straightforward path to digital migration.

Easy to use, easy to migrate
The MOTOTRBO CP100d Series is a range of practical, entry-level digital radios for professionals wanting to communicate with greater ease and efficiency. The affordable CP 100d radios offer all the benefits of digital technology - up to 35% longer talk-time, twice the voice capacity in a 12.5 kHz licensed channel, wider radio coverage and superior audio.

Versatile solution for today and tomorrow
Offering between 16 and 160 channels, the CP100d Series includes radios with limited keypad and non-keypad, as well as, display and non-display models. The ability to operate in both analog and digital modes also makes it easy and affordable to adapt your new digital radios to work along with your existing analog radios. You can migrate to a digital two-way radio platform at your own pace.

Increased efficiency without increased costs
Powered by the Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) digital technology, your CP100d radios provide twice the calling capacity as analog for the price of one frequency license. The CP100d Series features the Dual Capacity Direct Mode that unlocks the full capacity of your digital radio system by doubling your channels without the cost of a repeater and its associated infrastructure.

Clearer audio, better performance
When it comes to exceptional audio clarity, the quality of digital cannot be denied. The CP100d Series radios give you digital audio performance throughout your coverage area. The digital voice processing with enhanced call signaling ensures faster and more reliable calls. When your workers cannot be distracted, voice announcement provides audible confirmation of channel changes, as well as programmable buttons that eliminate the need to view the radio display.