XTS Series Digital Portable Radio

The Motorola XTS Series Digital Portable Radio are designed for tough, demanding environments. Built to military standards (MIL-STD-810G), they can withstand harsh conditions, including shock, vibration, dust, and water. The radios feature high-quality audio performance, even in noisy, chaotic environments. The XTS 5000 Digital Portable Radio is also part of Motorola’s ASTRO 25 platform, offering secure, encrypted communication. Additionally, they support both analog and digital modes, providing flexibility and ensuring interoperability between different agencies and jurisdictions during emergencies. The radios are also equipped with advanced features like GPS, text messaging, and programmable buttons for enhanced functionality.

The XTS first went into production in the early 2000’s. At the time, they represented a major leap forward in public safety communications, as they were among the first to incorporate digital trunking, secure encryption, and interoperability with other agencies. The Motorola XTS Series Digital Portable Radio played a key role in the transition from analog to digital systems, offering agencies a reliable solution for mission-critical communications.

Production of the Motorola XTS Series Digital Portable Radio ended in 2014 as Motorola introduced newer models with more advanced features and capabilities. However, many agencies still rely on these radios due to their proven performance and durability.

The Motorola XTS Series Digital Portable Radio included three models, such as the 1500, 2500 and 5000 handheld, with different configurations for Model I, II and III. These radios were designed to meet various operational needs, offering a range of features such as trunking capabilities, secure communications, and customization options for VHF, UHF and 700-800mhz bands.

The Motorola XTS Series Digital Portable Radio have set the standard for reliable, mission-critical communication and continue to be trusted by public safety professionals worldwide.