Rent the Motorola T92 H2O: 4 two-way radios with headsets for set and track

Four waterproof PMR446 radios from Motorola with headsets and PTT button – for road closures, drivers, spotters and basecamp. In our experience the batteries last two to three shoot days.
Price
| Set of 4 radios with headsets, per day | €40 net |
| single radio with headset, per day | €12 net |
All prices net plus VAT.
What the radios are suited for
- Road closures and marshals for driving shots
- Coordination between driver, camera car and drone pilot
- large sets and locations without mobile reception
- Rain, dust and water thanks to IP67
Technical data
| Radio | PMR446, licence-free in the EU |
|---|---|
| Channels | 16 channels and 121 sub-channels (privacy codes) |
| Reach | up to 10 km according to Motorola, depending on terrain and weather |
| Protection | dustproof and waterproof to IP67 (30 minutes at up to 1 m depth) |
| Battery | different batteries than factory-fitted, alternatively AA batteries |
| Runtime | in our experience 2–3 shoot days per charge |
| Hands-free | VOX |
| Attachment | 2.5 mm headset jack |
| Extras | LED torch (white and red), emergency button, backlit display |
| Weight | 246 g with belt clip and battery according to Motorola |
| Inventory | 4 radios |
Manufacturer data: Motorola Solutions. Runtime based on our experience on set.
Radios or intercom?
The Motorolas are for road closures, track and basecamp: rugged, long runtime, long range. For the core team with full duplex – everyone talks at once, no button – there is the Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro intercom. The two can be combined.
What’s included
- 4 Motorola T92 H2O with batteries and belt clips
- 4 ear-hook headsets with PTT button and microphone (2.5 mm)
- Charging cables or chargers
Goes well with
- Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro intercom
- Tilta Hydra Alien V-Mount Kit
- Anker SOLIX S2000 power station
- All rental equipment at a glance
How the rental works
- Enquiry with shoot date, location and the equipment you need
- We confirm availability and send a quote – terms such as deposit and insurance are stated in it
- Pickup and return near Stuttgart (Sindelfingen) – no shipping
- Return after the shoot
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a licence for the radios?
No. PMR446 can be used in the EU without registration or fees.
How long do the batteries last?
In our experience two to three shoot days per charge. If needed, the radios also run on AA batteries.
How far do the radios reach?
Motorola states up to 10 km line of sight. In cities, forests or between buildings the range is considerably shorter.
Can I combine the radios with the intercom?
Yes. Many teams use the Hollyland intercom for director and camera and the Motorolas for road closures and drivers.
Get a quote: Motorola radios
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