Efficient communication for smooth operations with PMR446

Instant, mobile and secure communication is essential in retail. This is precisely what our PMR446 radios enable you to do. This way!

If you want to be successful in the retail sector, you need to be able to offer first-class customer service. Necessary for this is optimal coordination of personnel, which in turn is made possible through the use of our PMR446 radios. This cost-effective and reliable option allows staff to connect quickly and securely at any time. The weight of our devices is also a definite advantage here.


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  1. Kenwood PKT-23E PMR446
    Kenwood PKT-23E PMR446

    Very light and easy to use PMR446 handheld radio. Only 100g, Micro-USB charging socket, 500mW transmitting power, licence free.

    No longer available

    €112.99
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €94.95
    In stock
    SKU PKT-23
  2. Kenwood TK-3601D ProTalk Digital
    Kenwood TK-3601D ProTalk Digital

    Compact PMR/dPMR handheld transceiver with with monochrome display and powerful speaker, designed for use in loud environment.

    No longer available

    €189.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €158.82
    In stock
    SKU TK-3601D
  3. Kenwood TK-3401D - Handheld Radio PMR446/dPMR446
    Kenwood TK-3401D - Handheld Radio PMR446/dPMR446

    Rugged PMR/dPMR handheld transceiver with VOX, designed for easy and reliable operation.

    No longer available

    €179.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €150.42
    In stock
    SKU TK-3401D

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FAQ

What is the difference between FRS and PMR446?
FRS and PMR446 radios differ in frequency allocation and usage. In Australia, the U.S., and Canada, PMR446 radios use frequencies designated for amateur radio operators and military radar. On the other hand, the U.S., Canada, and Mexico utilize the Family Radio Service (FRS) system, which operates on different frequencies around 462 and 467 MHz.
Tim Rauhut
On which frequency do truck drivers transmit?
Truck drivers typically do not broadcast on amateur radio frequencies, but instead use CB (Citizen Band) radio, which does not require a license in many countries. In Europe, truck drivers mostly use the 27 MHz frequency, although channel 9 (27,065 MHz) is reserved for emergency calls and channel 19 (27,185 MHz) is often used for general road traffic.
Tim Rauhut
Which is better PMR or CB radio?
Whether PMR (Private Mobile Radio) or CB radio (Citizens Band Radio) is better depends on the user's specific needs and application scenarios. PMR radios are easy to use, do not require a license and provide sufficient range for short-range communications, making them ideal for private or semi-professional use, such as communications during outdoor activities or on construction sites. CB radio, on the other hand, has the advantage of being able to communicate over longer distances and having a larger community of users, particularly among truck drivers and certain hobbyist circles. CB radios also typically offer more channels and the ability to install antennas for better range. For those who value greater reach and a vibrant community, CB radio might be a better choice, while PMR stands for simple, license-free and cost-effective operation.
Tim Rauhut