Hytera HM682-G-BT-U1 two-way radio

Hytera · UHF Mobile Radios

Hytera HM682-G-BT-U1 UHF 400–470 MHz Digital Mobile Two-Way Radio

EhubAmerica SKU
HM682-G-BT-U1
  • 400-470MHz
$535.93

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Overview

What it is and who it is for

The Hytera HM682-G-BT-U1 is a DMR mobile radio for vehicles and fixed installations on a 400 to 470 MHz UHF system. It runs DMR Tier II digital and analog, holds 512 channels in 32 zones and transmits at up to 45 W.

A 1.45 inch, 6-line transflective display on the radio shows channel and status information. Built-in Bluetooth 5.0 works with Bluetooth audio accessories and supports programming over Bluetooth, and integrated GPS adds location services. The radio is rated IP54.

  • Best for: fleet vehicles, utility trucks and dispatch points that need high-power DMR with an on-radio display.
  • System fit: UHF 400 to 470 MHz; analog and DMR Tier II digital systems.
  • Important to know: the radio requires programming before deployment; professional programming is available from EhubAmerica.

Why teams choose it

Built for daily professional use

  • More range from the vehicle

    up to 45 W of transmit power.

  • Readable at a glance

    6-line display on the radio front.

  • Analog and digital

    DMR Tier II and analog on one radio.

  • Connected

    integrated GPS and Bluetooth 5.0 for audio accessories.

Specifications

Technical specifications

RF
Frequency Band UHF
Frequency Range 400-470MHz
RF Output Power Up to 45W
Digital Protocol DMR Tier II
Hardware
GPS Integrated
Bluetooth Integrated
General
Model HM682-G-BT-U1
Analog Operation Supported
Radio Type Mobile Two-Way Radio

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