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Hytera TC508 UHF (400-470MHz) 4W Analog Portable Two-Way Radio

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Hytera TC508 UHF (400-470MHz) 4W Analog Portable Two-Way RadioAnalog Handheld Transceiver for Reliable Business Fleet Coordination Dependable Analog Voice Coverage Deploy an ultra durable, palm sized wireless solution built to streamline commercial facility communication. The genuine Hytera TC508 is a compact analog handheld transceiver designed to deliver immediate push to talk voice communication across your commercial facility. Incorporating the Hytera TC508 UHF Analog Portable Two Way Radio for Commercial

Analog Handheld Transceiver for Reliable Business Fleet Coordination

Dependable Analog Voice Coverage

Deploy an ultra-durable, palm-sized wireless solution built to streamline commercial facility communication.

The genuine Hytera TC508 is a compact analog handheld transceiver designed to deliver immediate push-to-talk voice communication across your commercial facility. Incorporating the Hytera TC508 UHF Analog Portable Two-Way Radio for Commercial Fleets into your operational routine ensures consistent team connectivity without the complexity of digital system architectures. Operating across the ultra-high frequency band, this 4-watt device provides the necessary signal penetration to bypass physical structural obstructions and minimize dead zones.

Built for property management teams, school administrators, retail floor supervisors, and warehouse logistics workers, the Hytera TC508 resolves communication delays among decentralized personnel. It features optimized internal audio chambers that enhance vocal resonance, allowing operators to receive clear transmissions over loud background noise and heavy workplace machinery. Before deployment, fleet supervisors must note that the Hytera TC508 operates strictly on a 16-channel analog layout and requires custom frequency configuration using a dedicated programming setup to match authorized FCC business licenses.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Adjustable 4-Watt Power Output: The Hytera TC508 switches between 4W high power for maximum range coverage and 2W low power to conserve daily battery life.
  • Rugged Structural Build: Engineered to meet rigid military standards, the Hytera TC508 housing survives hard drops, physical impacts, and constant operational vibrations.
  • IP54 Environmental Protection: Keeps the internal electronic frameworks of the Hytera TC508 sealed tightly against harmful dust layers and multi-directional water splashes.
  • Long-Lasting Battery Capacity: Uses a reliable lithium-ion power pack that provides up to 14 hours of continuous duty-cycle service per charge for the Hytera TC508.
  • Squelch Tail Elimination: The Hytera TC508 utilizes CTCSS and CDCSS privacy signaling paths to instantly mute trailing channel static when a transmission ends.

Specifications

Attribute Details
Brand Hytera
Model/SKU Hytera TC508 (TC-508-U1)
Product Type Portable Two-Way Radio
Frequency Band UHF
Frequency Range 400–470MHz
Power Output 4W / 2W
Channel Capacity 16 Channels
Voltage 7.4V
Battery Chemistry Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Capacity 1650 mAh
IP Rating IP54
Connector Type Hytera 2-Pin (Audio) / SMA (Antenna)
Dimensions 4.44 x 2.13 x 1.34 Inches
Weight 9.87 oz
Color Black

What's Included

Description SKU/Model Status
UHF Commercial Portable Handset TC-508-U1 ✅ Included
Lithium-Ion 1650mAh Battery Pack BL1719 ✅ Included
Desktop Rapid Charging Dock CH10L19 ✅ Included
Wall Switching Power Adapter PS1014 ✅ Included
Flexible UHF Long Whip Antenna AN0460W19 ✅ Included
Heavy-Duty Spring Belt Clip BC08 ✅ Included
Durable Woven Nylon Wrist Strap RO03 ✅ Included
Customer Programming Software (CPS) ❌ Sold Separately
PC USB 2-Pin Programming Cable PC76 ❌ Sold Separately

Recommended Accessories

  • Hytera BL1719 Lithium-Ion Battery (BL1719) — An extra 1650mAh backup battery pack ensuring continuous operation across back-to-back shifts without charging downtime.
  • Hytera SM50M1 Remote Speaker Microphone (SM50M1) — A robust IP54 water-resistant shoulder microphone offering clear audio delivery in loud work environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Hytera TC508 compatible with digital communications?

No, the Hytera TC508 operates strictly on legacy analog FM frequency modulation. It cannot interpret digital DMR or NXDN voice packets directly, meaning it can only interface with digital radios if those digital devices are specifically programmed to run on a shared analog channel slot.

Does this radio kit require regulatory licensing before field deployment?

Yes, because the Hytera TC508 transmits on commercial business frequencies, it requires an active FCC business license to remain legally compliant. Operating the radio on unprogrammed factory default channel setups can cause signal interference and regulatory penalties.

How long does the included lithium-ion battery last?

The Hytera TC508 comes standard with a 1650mAh lithium-ion battery pack that provides approximately 10 to 14 hours of field runtime based on a standard professional duty cycle. Activating the built-in automated battery-save setting helps minimize power consumption when the receiver is in standby mode.

 

Warranty

2-year manufacturer's warranty on the radio and 1-year warranty on the included accessories.

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