Connected and protected for safer ambulance crews
Frontline shifts are unpredictable, in the moments that matter, connectivity counts.
Whether on the move or providing urgent care, reliable two way radios are vital for in-demand ambulance crews.
A lightweight, yet rugged and fully capable two way radio maintains crucial connections, critical information is clearly communicated, and personnel can better serve the community.
Two way radios for ambulance services
Empower your emergency crew with the MXP600 portable TETRA radio. Feature-rich yet intuitive, it improves response efficiency and accelerates decision making, leaving personnel to focus on their duties, not their device.
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- Class 3 (2.8W) transmission power and high receiver sensitivity for mission-critical coverage
Stay connected - even in limited network coverage areas. - Adaptive beam-forming and noise suppression technology with intelligent 3+1 audio
Hear and be heard clearly - even in noisy and windy conditions. - Bluetooth 5.0 and Near Field Communication (NFC)
With Secure Connections and Secure Simple Pairing, experience rapid and safe smartphone collaboration. - Supports four main Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)
When the unexpected occurs, locate your team efficiently, maintaining safety and better incident management.
Trusted by major ambulance services
The GGD Kennemerland Ambulance Service deploys Motorola Solutions’ MXP600 compact TETRA portable radios to help deliver frontline safety.
“I use the MXP600 radio on a daily basis and I also work in the 112 control room. We need to communicate without delay. We need the right radio. And the new MXP600 TETRA radio ticks all the boxes. [...] I would happily recommend the MXP600 radios to any other ambulance service.”
Joeri Boer, Ambulance Nurse and Dispatcher at the 112 Ambulance Service Control Room, GGD Kennemerland Ambulance Service, the Netherlands, Europe.
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