Proster Walkie Talkies 4 Pack Rechargeable 2 Way Radio PMR446 Licence Free | 16-Channel Radios for Adults, Work Teams and Outdoors, 500m-1.5km Open Ground, 10-12h Battery, VOX, LED Torch, 4 Earpieces

Product description

• 【Less Interference, Clearer Talk - 50 CTCSS / 105 DCS】--- These radios run on the licence-free PMR446 band at up to 0.5 W, so they are legal across the UK and Europe with no licence.
• The 50 CTCSS and 105 DCS sub-codes filter out chatter from other users on the same channel, and the fixed, non-removable antenna keeps every unit within PMR446 rules 【Realistic Range: 500 m-1.5 km Open Ground, 200-800 m in Town, 50-150 m Inside】--- Range depends on what sits between the two radios.
• Expect 500 m to 1.5 km across open fields, beaches and campsites, roughly 200-800 m in built-up areas where buildings and walls absorb the signal, and about 50-150 m across an open-plan floor such as a restaurant kitchen to dining room.
• We publish all figures so you know what to expect before the day rather than after it 【10-12 Hour Battery, Recharged in About 3 Hours】--- Every radio carries a 3.7 V 1500 mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery that covers a 10-12 hour shift or a full day outdoors, then recharges in about 3 hours over USB.
• A low-battery alarm warns you before you drop off the channel, and the built-in LED torch helps on unlit sites, evening walks and campsites 【Ready in Seconds - VOX Hands-Free】Switch on, set all four radios to the same channel, press to talk.
• Give each team its own channel - front-of-house on one, kitchen on another - and set a matching CTCSS/DCS sub-code so nearby businesses on the same frequency do not break in.
• VOX voice activation lets you keep talking without pressing PTT when your hands are full, and the powerful audio output stays clear indoors and outdoors 【Complete 4-Person Kit, Rated -20°C to 60°C】--- One box covers a team of four: 4 radios, 4 earpieces, 4 lithium-ion battery packs, 4 USB chargers, 4 belt clips, 4 lanyards and a user manual.
• The hard, drop-resistant shell takes knocks on site, and the radios are rated to operate from -20°C to 60°C, so they keep working on winter hikes and in hot kitchens and warehouses