Hytera Radios for Colleges & Universities

A college or university may need separate conversations for estates, security, events, facilities and student services across teaching blocks and accommodation. Start with the departments, buildings and users that actually need to communicate.

Compare campus control and hardware choices

The HP685 has a 1.8-inch colour LCD, numeric keypad, navigation/menu keys and smart knob. The HP6 base offer includes a BP2002 battery, matching antenna, BC48 belt clip and wrist strap; desktop charging is optional and separate. The HP785 offers a 2.4-inch colour LCD with numeric keypad and navigation controls for a supervisor managing more groups. The HP7 base offer is the non-GPS, non-Bluetooth hardware with no desktop charger; choose the GPS version when GPS and Bluetooth hardware are required. HP685 and HP785 offers have separate VHF and UHF hardware variants; GPS is a separate option. Band, operating mode and licensing are separate decisions for the campus plan.

Plan the charging point

Use the CH10L30 for a single radio; its PS1044 power supply is separate. The six-position MCL39 includes the PS15002 power adapter and a compatible UK mains lead, with radios and batteries separate and BRK20 optional. Count simultaneous users, spare radios and charging positions before choosing a shared arrangement.

The college radio guide covers campus planning; compare the HP685 and HP785 against the actual roles; browse the Hytera two-way radio category for the full model comparison.