Product Description

Hytera Digital Repeater RD622i Bundle

The Hytera RD622i Bundle is a 25 Watt Digital Repeater with Conventional Analog Mode.  The RD622i Bundle includes a Factory Installed Duplexer, 30 Feet of Coax Cable, an Omni-Directional Antenna, Mounting Hardware, Surge Protector, and an FCC License.  Your Hytera Digital Repeater will come programmed and ready for installation.  Installation should be done by a qualified Electrician or Maintenance Worker.  The Hytera RD622i Digital Repeater is a Special Order Item and Returns are not accepted.  The unit has a 3 year Factory Warranty against defects.  Coverage issues are possible even when adding a Repeater.  Twowayradiocenter.com will assist you with rectifying any coverage issues should they occur. 

Key Features of the Hytera Digital Repeater Include:

• 100% Continuous Duty Cycle 
• Two Talk Paths when used in Digital Mode
• Automatic Detection between Analog, Digital, and Mixed Mode Communication
• IP Site Connect Available - Connect Multiple Sites 
• Basic Encryption   

Your Hytera RD622i Bundle Purchase Includes:

• 1 RD622i Digital Repeater - UHF or VHF
• 1 Omnidirectional Pole Antenna with Wall Mounting Hardware 
• 1 Factory Installed Duplexer
• 1 Power Supply
• 1 Surge Protector
• 30.5' Feet of Coax Cable with Installed N Connectors
• 1 FCC License Registration  

We Educate .... You Decide .... if the Hytera RD622i Bundle is the Right Repeater for You!

Our Facility has coverage issues on the far ends of the plant, will the Hytera RD622i Bundle Work for us?  Yes, the Hytera RD622i Repeater will effectively double your range on the furthest edges of your coverage.  

We have analog two way radios, do we need to replace them all to use a Hytera RD622i Repeater Bundle?  No, the Hytera RD622i Repeater can transmit on both analog and digital frequencies.  

Why does a qualified Electrician or Maintenance Worker need to install this equipment?  The Antenna will either be mounted on the roof or in the ceiling which could be a safety hazard.  Safety first...