KUALA LUMPUR, April 5 (Bernama) -- Hytera Communications, a global provider of professional communications technologies and solutions, has expanded its TETRA radio portfolio by releasing PT590, a mission-critical portable TETRA radio.
According to Hytera in a statement, the new release is designed to provide excellent coverage, superior audio quality, and boosted productivity and safety features to ensure the capability of frontline workers to respond and act at all times.
“Professionals in mission-critical sectors require proven and trusted radios to ensure connectivity with the team when getting their jobs done.
“Equipped with an abundance of innovative features, PT590 raises the bar of TETRA portables; it is not only ready for the missions but also ready to lead the evolution of TETRA devices,” said Hytera Deputy Director of Global Marketing and Solutions, Steven Hao.
Delivering unparalleled clarity in every conversation, PT590 offers outstanding audio quality with its high-sensitivity speaker and optimised cavity design that produces loudness up to 106 phons, while its unique microphone cavity design eliminates wind noise, guaranteeing clear voice communication even in windy conditions.
The artificial intelligence (AI) noise cancellation algorithm adjusts to different types of noise, while advanced echo reduction algorithms suppress howling echoes effectively even when radios are as close as only 30cm to each other.
The PT590 boasts a compact and lightweight design, featuring large emergency button that is easy to locate and press; four separated navigation keys enable high accuracy of operation even without looking at them; and large textured push-to-talk (PTT) key is finger-friendly for users on the move.
The grid-style menu displays nine applications at a time, while simplified menu structures reduce steps and ensure immediate access to the desired functions.
Comes in two different versions namely the standard version and the advanced version, the PT590 standard version has been launched, which offers exceptional features for mission-critical communication needs, while the advanced version will be launched later this year.
-- BERNAMA
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