Hytera PD482i-G-BT-Uv UHF Digital Portable Two-Way Radio (UHF 350-470MHz , 4W)

The Hytera PD482i-G-BT-Uv is a professional UHF digital portable two-way radio designed for reliable communication in demanding environments. Supporting both DMR Tier II digital and analog conventional modes, it allows seamless integration with existing radio systems while enabling a smooth transition to digital.

Equipped with built-in GPS and Bluetooth, a full keypad, and a high-contrast OLED display, the PD482i-G-BT-Uv delivers advanced functionality, clear audio, and dependable performance for commercial, industrial, and security operations.

Standard Models

• Hytera PD482i UHF DMR Digital Portable Radio (350-470MHz, 4W)
• Hytera PD482i-V1 Digital Portable Two-Way Radio ( 136–174MHz , 1–5W)

Bluetooth Models

• Hytera PD482i-G-BT-Uv UHF Digital Portable Two-Way Radio (UHF 350-470MHz , 4W)
• Hytera PD482i-G-BT-V1 VHF 136-174MHz Digital Portable Two-Way Radio ( 5W)

Key Features

• UHF frequency range: 350–470 MHz
• Standard antenna optimized for 400–470 MHz
• 4W RF output power
• DMR Tier II digital and analog conventional modes
• Built-in GPS for location tracking
• Integrated Bluetooth for wireless accessories
• Full keypad with high-contrast OLED display
• Emergency call and VOX support
• Pseudo Trunking and Radio Registration Service (RRS)
• Rugged and ergonomic design

Technical Specifications

Package Includes

• Hytera PD482i-G-BT-Uv DMR Radio
• Hytera AN0160H13 VHF Antenna
• Hytera BL2010 2000mAh High-Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery
• Hytera PS1014 Switching Power Adapter
• Hytera CH10A07 Compact Desktop Smart Charger
• Hytera RO03 Nylon Strap
• Hytera BC08 Belt Clip
• User Documentation

System Compatibility

• Compatible with DMR Tier II radio networks
• Works with Hytera repeaters and base stations
• Supports dispatch and tracking applications

Applications

• Security and public safety
• Warehousing and logistics
• Manufacturing and industrial facilities
• Hospitality and retail operations
• Event coordination and site management