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Entel DT842 ATEX Handheld Marine VHF 3.9W Analogue Radio

$1,935.86 inc GST ($1,683.36 exc GST)

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Entel DT842-ATEX Handheld Marine VHF Radio

Durable, ATEX-approved marine handheld for safe communication in hazardous zones.
Compact, simple, and built to handle tough marine environments.

Overview

  • Marine VHF 156–163 MHz (INT/USA/CAN).
  • Analogue-only operation.
  • ATEX II 2G Ex ib IIB T4 certified.
  • IP68 submersible: 2 m for 4 hours.
  • Designed for harsh marine and industrial conditions.

Key features

  • 3.9 W high / 1 W low transmit power.
  • 16 programmable channels, 1 zone.
  • 12.5 / 25 kHz channel spacing.
  • Loud, clear audio in noisy environments.
  • Locking gold-plated accessory connector.
  • MIL-STD 810 C–G compliant.
  • Drag-and-drop programming via PC.
  • Saltwater-resistant housing.

In the box

Breathing Apparatus (BA) Comms Support

DTEx series radios support third party breathing apparatus (BA) communications kits, so fire teams and hazardous area crews can use their radio with their existing BA equipment. Contact us with details of your BA equipment and we'll confirm the right kit and interface for your setup.

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Specifications
  • Frequency
    range: 156.000–163.275 MHz.
  • Output
    power: 3.9 W / 1 W.
  • Channels:
    16.
  • Battery
    life: ~10 hrs (5/5/90).
  • Dimensions:
    138 × 60 × 38 mm.
  • Weight:
    435 g (with battery).
  • Voltage:
    7.4 V.
  • Operating
    temp: –20 °C to +40 °C.
  • Certification:
    ATEX II 2G Ex ib IIB T4, IP68, MIL-STD 810.
Collection of Entel DT842-Atex Handheld Marine VHF 3.9W Analogue Portable Entry Radio in a gallery layout

Entel DT842 ATEX Handheld Marine VHF 3.9W Analogue Radio

$1,935.86 inc GST ($1,683.36 exc GST)

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from 115 reviews
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great i lov it

Ben Mohi
Excellent service

Excellent service.

Cam Thomson
good battery

good battery life

laura

No need for tracking numbers here I got it at my door the next morning after ordering it late in the afternoon the day before

As described pre-charged and everything works perfectly
Very professional company to deal with
will do business with again
Thank you so much

Paul

Working good

vladimir apukov
Easy to purchase

Easy to purchase, quick shipping, thank you.

Stephen Spier
Excellent to deal with

Excellent to deal with. Being able to get my battery from a new zealand company who actually had stock made the process so much easier!
Many thanks for the fast service.

Lawrence Wood
Easy to use radio earset

They do what they say they do, easy to use and no extra gear. The main set is the master and needs to be used, just turn them on with charged batteries and they just work. We have tested them to about 400m but really only need them for up to about 100m max and they work really well, easy to hear everyone using them. Once they are on you just talk and listen, there are no buttons to push
We use the single ear so we can hear people not using the sets.

Tony Kelly
Excellent

Excellent

Ed ODonnell
Exactly what I asked for.

Exactly what I asked for.

Bruce Harwood
Great product

Great product. Does exactly what it’s intended to do. Just bolts into the fender. Fast delivery, even to rural areas.

Aidan Watson

Excellent service,shipping tracking was on point.
Overall excellent service to the Customer.
Product installed and working as a UHF base antenna.

Damian

Great team, professional, easy to deal with great product knowledge. Highly recommend Mobile Systems.

Jason King
Great product perfect for what I need and super

Great product perfect for what I need and super fast delivery

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Great customer service and easy off street parking.

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