Introducing the latest in UHF Adventure 2-Way Radios from the world leaders in wireless communication. The UH610-2 is in a new smart and rugged proof design and a must for those that need to remain connected.
Uniden’s new UH610-2 radio series are a must-have for users wanting to stay in touch while exploring the great outdoors. When hiking or camping in remote areas without mobile reception, the UH610-2 radios are a reliable way of communicating with family and friends.

Built for Australia’s rugged conditions, the UH610-2 series offer high grade performance in a lightweight, compact design delivering 1 Watt power for extended range. The UH610-2 series can communicate up to a 7km+ range allowing users to stay connected on their next adventure even in the most remote locations without mobile reception. The radio includes multi-purpose features such as an in-built LED light providing added safety and convenience, particularly when hiking at night.

The UH610-2 series provides adventurers with clear, uninterrupted radio transmission from 80 UHF channels. Users can enjoy up to 7+ hours talk time before recharging via the convenient and cost-saving micro-USB port using the included rechargeable batteries. The Shared Channel Quiet Filter ensures the radio stays quiet when sharing a busy channel, only allowing transmissions from radios using the same code perfect for kids and families.

Other features include a large channel display with backlit for easy viewing and Auto Squelch, which blocks out unwanted background noises for crystal clear messages.

Features:

• 80 UHF Channels
• 1 W Maximum TX Output Power
• Large Channel Display with Backlight
• Micro USB Charging
• Inbuilt LED Light
• Shared Channel Quiet Filter (DCS/CTCSS^) Codes
• TX Power Hi/Lo
• Range Extender (Duplex) Capability
• VOX Hands Free Capable
• Auto Battery Save and Low Battery Alert
• Roger Beep
• Busy Channel Lockout Function
• Open and Group Scan
• Keypad Lock
• Auto Squelch
• 5 Different Calling Tones
• Built-in Headset Jack
• Designed and Engineered in Japan