Kenwood radio in the history of radio products
With a proven reputation for quality and reliability and millions of devices in use in more than 120 countries, Kenwood has a long tradition as a manufacturer of radio communication products. From 1958 to the present, it has developed into one of the best-known brands among manufacturers of professional and amateur two-way radio communication systems.
Kenwood recently acquired the Italian brand RadioActivity, recognizing its technological capabilities and know-how in the area of simulcast networks. The acquisition aims to expand the business of communication systems in accordance with the DMR Standard.
Kenwood radio portfolio
The company, based in Japan, offers awide selection of communicationtechnologies and protocols: from free-to-use analog peer-to-peer devices to scalable, application-based digital IP trunking systems including analog PMR, free-to-use analog and digital PMR446, NXDN, dPMR, DMR.
Kenwood Nexedge NXDN digital radios for every need
The brand’s Nexedge NXDN two-way digital radio system provides the flexibility to leverage the benefits of digital technology in a tested and fully modular format for voice and data applications. Whether it is peer-to-peer communications, multichannel systems or trunked national IP networks, there is a Nexedge solution to fit every need.
DMR digital radios: improving the technology
Kenwood NX-1200/1300 portable and NX-1700/1800 vehicular two-way radios are now followed by DMR matched repeaters, NXR-1700, thus bringing all the benefits of DMR communications. Whether for on-site coverage or for a local area, these new radios enable considerable improvement in existing communications. Indeed, they ensure a smooth transition from an analog to a digital system.
Kenwood Analog FM Radios, communication even in large spaces
The brand’s analog FM radios enable cost-effective voice and data communications for professional users. In addition to peer-to-peer communications, wider area coverage and additional functionality can be achieved with the addition of the MPT 1327 connection protocol.
