Tait TP9310 DMR UHF1 No Keys 380-470M Helical Antenna

Tait TP9310 DMR UHF1 Handheld Radio

Tait TP9310 Product Overview

The Tait TP9310 is a highly reliable dual-mode (analog and digital) two-way radio designed for rugged environments where clear, secure, and immediate communication is essential.

Ideal for construction, events, logistics, and industrial operations, the TP9310 delivers crystal-clear audio, a robust IP67/IP68 rating, and instant push-to-talk functionality for safe and efficient coordination across your team.

Engineered for field durability and long shifts, this radio features up to 12 hours of battery life, Bluetooth® connectivity, and GPS tracking to improve worker safety and fleet visibility. Built Tait Tough, the TP9310 is MIL-STD compliant and ready for punishing environments.

It supports conventional analog, DMR Tier 2, MPT 1327 trunked, and conventional FM operation, with seamless roaming between DMR and MPT networks. Connectivity can be extended with WiFi and LTE via the optional TAIT AXIOM Wearable.

Tait TP9310 Key Features

• Multi-mode Compatibility – Operates on DMR, MPT 1327, and analog FM

• UHF1 Frequency Band – Covers 380–470MHz

• Exceptional Audio Quality – Clear communication in high-noise environments

• Worker Safety Features – GPS tracking, Man Down, Lone Worker, emergency button

• Bluetooth® Integration – Connect to wireless accessories for hands-free use

• Broadband-Enabled – WiFi and dual-SIM LTE support via AXIOM Wearable

• Tait Tough Design – MIL-STD-810G tested, IP67/IP68 rated, built for rough conditions

• Flexible Deployment – Configurable to suit a variety of industries and applications

In the Tait TP9310 Box

• Tait TP9310 UHF1 Handheld Radio

• 380–470MHz Helical Antenna

• Battery

• Belt Clip

Note: Charger must be purchased separately.

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Frequently Asked Questions – Tait TP9310 Portable Radio

1. What is the Tait TP9310?

The Tait TP9310 is a rugged DMR and analogue portable radio designed for mission critical communication.

It supports:

• Conventional DMR
• Trunked DMR
• MPT 1327
• Analogue FM

It gives you flexibility to operate across mixed or evolving networks.

2. Is the TP9310 a DMR radio?

Yes.

The TP9310 operates on DMR open standards for voice and data communication.

You benefit from:

• Spectral efficiency
• Multi-vendor interoperability
• Secure digital performance

3. Can the TP9310 operate on analogue networks?

Yes.

It supports:

• Analogue conventional FM
• MDC1200 signalling
• CTCSS (PL)
• DCS (DPL)
• Selcall

This makes migration from analogue to digital straightforward.

4. How many channels does the TP9310 support?

In Conventional mode, the TP9310 supports:

• Up to 48 channels
• 3 zones

In Trunked mode:

• 16 talk groups
• 3 zones
• 48 work groups

It is structured for organised fleet communication.

5. What frequency bands are available?

The TP9310 is available in:

• VHF 136–174 MHz
• VHF 174–225 MHz
• UHF 378–470 MHz
• UHF 450–520 MHz
• 700/800 MHz options

Band selection depends on regulatory region and network requirements.

6. What output power does the TP9310 provide?

Depending on band:

• VHF: 5W, 3W, 2W, 1W
• UHF: 4W, 2.5W, 2W, 1W
• 700/800 MHz: 3W, 2.5W, 2W, 1W

Adjustable power allows you to balance range and battery life.

7. Is the TP9310 waterproof?

Yes.

Standard models are rated:

• IP68 and IP65

This means protection against dust and water immersion under defined conditions.

It is built for harsh outdoor environments.

8. Does the TP9310 meet military standards?

Yes.

It exceeds MIL-STD-810G for:

• Shock
• Vibration
• Temperature extremes
• Humidity
• Rain
• Dust
• Salt fog

It is engineered for real-world abuse.

9. Does the TP9310 support GPS?

Yes.

It offers integrated GNSS location services with on-screen display and transmission support.

This enables:

• Real-time location tracking
• GeoFencing
• Workforce safety monitoring

10. What safety features are included?

The TP9310 includes:

• Programmable emergency button
• Man Down
• Lone Worker
• GeoFencing automation
• Emergency call priority on trunked networks
• Blast alarms and audible alerts in DMR mode

These features support high-risk or remote workers.

11. What is Tait GeoFencing?

GeoFencing allows the radio to automatically:

• Change operating modes
• Send predefined messages
• Activate Lone Worker
• Trigger hazardous area alerts

It works independently of dispatch or third-party systems.

12. Does the TP9310 support encryption?

Yes.

The TP9310 supports:

• ARC4 encryption

Higher models in the series support DES and AES encryption.

It also includes:

• Radio inhibit and uninhibit
• DMR authentication
• Advanced system key protection

These tools help secure your fleet.

13. What battery life can I expect?

Battery life depends on battery type and operating mode.

In DMR mode:

• High Capacity: up to 27 hours
• Performance: up to 20 hours
• Slimline: up to 16 hours

In Analogue mode:

• High Capacity: up to 21 hours
• Performance: up to 15 hours
• Slimline: up to 12 hours

Long shifts are supported with the correct battery option.

14. What battery options are available?

Available battery options include:

• Li-Ion Slimline
• Li-Ion Performance
• Li-Ion High Capacity

Choose based on weight preference and shift length.

15. Is the TP9310 intrinsically safe?

Intrinsically Safe versions are available within the TP9300 series.

These are suited for hazardous environments such as:

• Oil and gas
• Mining
• Industrial processing

Always confirm certification requirements for your site.

16. Does it support Bluetooth?

No.

Bluetooth is not supported on the TP9310 model.

Higher TP9355 and TP9360 models include Bluetooth capability.

17. Can the TP9310 roam between networks?

Yes.

It supports roaming between:

• MPT 1327 and DMR Tier 3 trunked networks
• Conventional FM and DMR Tier 2 networks

This enables flexible deployment across network types.

18. What management tools support the TP9310?

The TP9310 integrates with the Tait Enable Suite, including:

• EnableFleet for configuration management
• Over-the-air programming (OTAP)
• EnableProtect for access control
• Network monitoring tools

This provides centralised fleet control.

19. What environmental conditions can it operate in?

Operating temperature range:

• -30°C to +60°C

It also meets ESD protection standards and is tested for extreme environmental exposure.

20. Who should use the TP9310?

The TP9310 suits:

• Police and emergency services
• Utilities
• Mining
• Oil and gas
• Industrial and infrastructure teams

If your operation demands rugged, secure, and flexible digital radio, the TP9310 delivers mission critical performance.