Motorola Business Walkie-Talkies and Accessories manual Indoor Wireless Message Alert, RQT-150-PB

Wireless Message Alert Units

• Improve customer service • Increase revenue • Improve productivity • Reduce operating expenses

Customers or workers can get assistance quickly

Press the button and send your own customized message, up to 8 seconds long, to all walkie-talkie equipped workers. Ideal for unstaffed areas, gates, receiving areas,

and more.

“Assistance needed at the

Loading Dock”

Monitor doors, docks, gates, sales or work areas, equipment, controls, etc.

Connect to a sensor that, when activated, will send a different pre-recorded mes- sage to all walkie-talkie equipped workers. The sensor can be a contact closure device such as a switch, push button, motion sensor, infrared beam, weight sensor, etc. Great for monitoring unmanned or difficult to see areas.

Use With Your Present Business UHF / VHF Walkie-Talkies

The Wireless Message Alert uses business UHF / VHF frequencies and is compatible with most Motorola and other business Walkie-Talkies. It is low cost, completely wireless and battery powered.

Indoor Wireless Message Alert

•8 second recordable voice message capability

•Requires 3 C batteries (not included)

•Transmit LED and message playback to alert users that message is being sent

•Also can connect to an external sensor with contact closure such as infrared beams, motion, weight, push button, bell, or other switches

•Indoor coverage up to 150,000 square feet

•Size: 6”(H) x 4.6”(W) x 2.3”(D)

Model	Description	MSRP
MOC4600i	UHF (56 Frequencies)	$340

Outdoor Wireless Message Alert

•8 second recordable voice message capability

•Covers up to 100,000 square feet

•Requires 6 AA batteries (not included)

•Also can connect to an external sensor with contact closure such as infrared beams, motion, weight, push button, bell, or other switches

•Size: 6.5”(H) x 5.5(W) x 4.3 (D)

Model	Description	MSRP
RQT-150-PB	VHF, 150-165 MHz.	$369
RQT-450-PB	UHF, 450-470 MHz.	$369

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