Motorola SL16000

Description

The MOTOTRBO SL1600 provides reliable push-to-talk communication for the mobile, everyday user in an ultra-slim and rugged profile. Whether you’re coordinating stewards at an event or managing workers in the field, the SL1600 is boldly designed to keep you efficiently connected. 

The latest technology works to make operation of the SL1600 simple and straightforward. Ergonomic design allows one-handed radio operation, and a versatile accessory portfolio gives you the freedom to focus on the job at hand. 

The SL1600 is compatible with the MOTOTRBO features you’ll find 

are business-essential, for example a transmission can be interrupted to prioritiSe critical communications. Additionally, the SL1600 supports both digital and analogue radio technology to fit seamlessly into your existing communication system. 

ULTRA-SLIM PROFILE 

At only 22mm thick, the SL1600 is ultra- portable. A stubby antenna, curved edges and rugged frame make the SL1600 the perfect work partner. It can be easily carried in pockets or bags without snagging or bulging. 

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 

The SL1600 is outfitted with the latest technology for performance and ease of use. The shatterproof Active View display uses a matrix of LEDs behind the radio housing to communicate status information and shuts off when not in use to conserve battery life. The SL1600 also features Range Max technology: an advanced 

radio design and patented antenna which delivers enhanced range while maintaining a slim profile and long battery life. 

SIMPLE OPERATION 

The SL1600 has been designed for easy, intuitive use. The side volume control, dedicated power button, prominent push- to-talk button, and top toggle channel switch have all been designed 

for quick one-hand access. Channel “fast toggle” allows users to scroll through
10 channels at a time. 

RUGGED AND RELIABLE 

The SL1600 is built to last. IP54 rated for dust and water resistance, it can
be used even in harsh environments. This radio can survive many drops and tumbles. It has also been proven tough in Motorola’s grueling Accelerated Life Test, where the radio is tested against a simulated 5 years of hard service before it is accepted.