Hytera HP782-UV Professional DMR Two Way Radio UHF 350-470MHz 1024ch 64 zones

The Hytera HP782 is an H-Series professional DMR two-way radio engineered for demanding enterprise and industrial environments where reliable digital communications are non-negotiable. Built around a 2.4-inch TFD-LCD display with full keypad and navigation controls, the HP782 delivers an intuitive operator experience across a wide range of field applications. Its dual-mode capability spans both analog and digital operation, enabling organizations to transition to DMR at their own pace without sacrificing backward compatibility. AI-based noise cancellation ensures voice clarity in high-ambient-noise settings, while a 2,850 mAh Lithium-Ion Polymer battery sustains up to 24 hours of continuous operation—or up to 28 hours with GPS disabled. The radio carries IP68 ingress protection, MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F/G compliance, and UL913 certification for use in hazardous locations, making it equally appropriate for utilities, oil and gas, manufacturing, public safety, and large-venue operations. Advanced trunking support including XPT digital trunking and DMR Tier III trunking (license required) positions the HP782 as a scalable platform for complex multi-site deployments.

Key features & benefits

• Dual-Band Frequency Coverage — Operates across UHF 350–470 MHz and VHF 136–174 MHz, providing frequency flexibility to match existing infrastructure or licensing requirements across a broad spectrum of enterprise deployments.
• 1,024 Channels Across 64 Zones — Generous channel and zone capacity accommodates large, multi-department or multi-site organizations, allowing administrators to logically segment talk groups and operational areas without compromising on-radio storage.
• AI-Based Noise Cancellation — Integrated AI-driven audio processing actively suppresses background noise at the microphone and speaker stages, delivering clear, intelligible voice reproduction in high-noise industrial or outdoor environments.
• 24-Hour Battery Endurance — The 2,850 mAh Lithium-Ion Polymer battery sustains 24 hours of operation under a standard 5/5/90 duty cycle, extending to 28 hours when GPS is disabled—reducing mid-shift battery changes in extended operations.
• IP68 and MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F/G Compliance — Full submersion-rated IP68 sealing combined with MIL-STD-810 multi-revision compliance ensures reliable performance when exposed to dust, shock, vibration, temperature extremes, and water ingress.
• UL913 Hazardous Location Certification — Certified for Class I/II/III Division 1 Groups C–G T4 and Class I Division 2 Groups A–D T4 at –30 °C to 60 °C, enabling safe deployment in explosive atmospheres found in petrochemical, mining, and industrial facilities.
• DMR Tier III Trunking and XPT Support — Native support for XPT digital trunking and DMR Tier III trunking (license required) allows the HP782 to operate within sophisticated trunked radio systems, maximizing channel efficiency across large user populations.
• Comprehensive Encryption Options — Analog scrambler and ARC4 basic digital encryption are included standard; Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is available under license, giving organizations the ability to match security posture to operational sensitivity.
• GPS Positioning — Integrated GPS enables real-time location tracking and workforce visibility solutions when paired with dispatch or fleet management platforms, enhancing situational awareness for supervisors managing distributed teams.
• Lone Worker, Man Down, and Emergency Calling — A dedicated emergency button combined with Lone Worker, Man Down, analog emergency, and digital emergency functions provides multi-layered personnel safety features essential for isolated or high-risk work environments.
• Bluetooth Connectivity — Built-in Bluetooth supports wireless accessory connectivity, reducing cable wear and enabling hands-free operation in applications where wired accessories are impractical.
• Mixed-Mode Scanning — Simultaneous analog and digital channel scanning ensures operators never miss traffic on either mode, smoothing the transition period when mixed radio fleets are in use across a single organization.