G-Series P25 Voice Pager

UNICATION DIGITAL P25 SOLUTION:

G-Series P25 Voice Pagers

Public Safety's First P25 Digital Voice Pager

G-SERIES KEY FEATURES:

The First & ONLY P25-compliant digital voice pager for Fire, EMS, & Public Safety!
Single & Dual Band Models: VHF, UHF, 700-800 MHz
Supports Multi-Mode:
- Analog 2-Tone Conventional
- P25 Conventional
- P25 Trunked Phase I & Phase II
Supports up to 256 Control Channels/512 Analog Channels
Multiple Alerting Configurations: Analog 2-Tone, TGID, QCII (2-Tone Over P25) or Call Alert
Secure Encryption Supported: AES 256-bit, DES, and ARC4 Encryption Standards
Scan Modes (Normal, Priority, Selective, Silent, Monitor, Free Scan)
IP67 RATED - Waterproof, Dustproof & Submersible in liquid up to 3 feet/30 min
Includes 100+ Minutes Voice Storage & Voice Memo
Integrated Bluetooth
Software Defined- Update Current Device with Latest Features

P25 Alerting Methods

Paging Over P25 White Paper

Cost Savings

A major benefit of migrating from Analog to P25 paging is the substantial savings offered by G-Series Voice Pagers, when compared with the staggering costs to repair/replace an aging analog network (including cost of infrastructure replacement, site maintenance, and utility costs).

Monitor P25

When Police move to a new P25 radio system, Firefighters may find they can no longer hear radio traffic after their initial callout, leaving them in the dark until arriving on scene. The G-Series P25 Voice Pager allows you to receive 2-Tone pages and monitor P25 radio communications with a single device.

Mutual Aid

Agencies running mutual aid with surrounding departments/counties who use different networks can now communicate with each other using G-Series P25 Voice Pagers to receive communications across multiple systems in dual frequency bands in VHF, UHF and 700-800MHz.

Future-Proof

In areas planning system upgrades, local agencies who need equipment risk purchasing technology that won't be supported in the future. G-Series P25 Voice Pagers allow users a future proof option that supports 2-tone analog & P25 digital communications on VHF/UHF/7-800 MHz frequencies.

Whether addressing true shortcomings with a current paging environment, or seeking a practical and logical evolution of technology, some of the most commonly expressed reasons for choosing P25 are listed below...

Why P25 Paging?