Baofeng UV-82 5W Dual Band Two-Way Radio Four Pack
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Baofeng UV-82 5W Dual Band Two-Way Radio Four Pack

KES 12,000
  • Frequency Range:
    • VHF: 136–174 MHz
    • UHF: 400–520 MHz
  • Power Output: 5W (High) / 1W (Low)
  • Channel Capacity: 128 channels
  • Dual Band Monitoring: Yes
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Product Description

Baofeng UV-82 5W Dual Band Two-Way Radio Four Pack

The Baofeng UV-82 5W Dual Band Two-Way Radio Four Pack delivers reliable long-range communication for outdoor enthusiasts, security teams, construction crews, and emergency preparedness users. Operating on VHF 136–174 MHz and UHF 400–520 MHz frequencies, each radio provides adjustable 5W high power output for extended range or 1W low power for battery efficiency. With 128 programmable channels, dual-band monitoring, 1800mAh rechargeable batteries, and essential features like VOX hands-free operation, FM radio, CTCSS/DCS privacy codes, and a built-in LED flashlight, this four-piece set offers dependable and versatile communication in demanding environments.

Product Features

Dual Band VHF and UHF Operation

Covers VHF 136–174 MHz and UHF 400–520 MHz frequency ranges, allowing flexible communication across multiple channels and environments. Dual watch capability enables monitoring of two frequencies simultaneously.

Adjustable 5W Power Output

Switch between 5W high power for extended communication range or 1W low power to conserve battery life when operating at shorter distances.

128 Programmable Channels

Store up to 128 channels for organized and efficient communication across teams, events, or worksites.

Long-Lasting 1800mAh Rechargeable Battery

Each radio includes a 7.4V 1800mAh Li-ion battery providing approximately 12 to 16 hours of operation depending on usage patterns.

VOX Hands-Free Communication

Voice-activated transmit function allows hands-free operation, ideal for tactical use, event coordination, and field work.

Built-In FM Radio

Integrated FM radio receiver supports 65.0–108.0 MHz, providing access to local broadcasts when not using two-way communication.

CTCSS/DCS Privacy Codes

Reduces unwanted interference by filtering conversations through selectable privacy tones for clearer, more secure communication.

Emergency Alert and LED Flashlight

Features an emergency alert function and integrated LED flashlight for visibility and safety in low-light or emergency situations.

Clear Audio Performance

Equipped with a 1W speaker delivering loud and clear audio transmission and reception even in noisy environments.

Durable Design with LCD Display

Backlit LCD screen and 16-button keypad provide easy navigation and control in various lighting conditions. LED indicators display transmission (red) and reception (green) status.

Product Specifications

  • Frequency Range:
    • VHF: 136–174 MHz
    • UHF: 400–520 MHz
  • Power Output: 5W (High) / 1W (Low)
  • Channel Capacity: 128 channels
  • Dual Band Monitoring: Yes
  • FM Radio Range: 65.0–108.0 MHz
  • Battery Type: 7.4V 1800mAh Li-ion rechargeable
  • Estimated Battery Life: 12–16 hours
  • Speaker Output: 1W
  • CTCSS/DCS: Supported
  • DTMF Signaling: Supported
  • VOX: Supported
  • Emergency Alert Function: Yes
  • Bandwidth: Wide (25 kHz) / Narrow (12.5 kHz)
  • Battery Saver Mode: Yes
  • Display: Backlit LCD
  • Keypad: 16-button keypad
  • LED Indicator: Red (Transmit) / Green (Receive)
  • Dimensions (per unit): 4.49 x 2.28 x 1.3 inches (114 x 58 x 33 mm)
  • Weight (per unit with battery): Approx. 9.5 oz (270 g)

 

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