Bosch TR-80N-FDR UHF Beltpack, 2-Channel, Band FD, 4F

Deliver reliable, interference‑free team communications for security, surveillance and live-event monitoring with the RTS TR-80N UHF two-channel beltpack. This professional intercom beltpack combines a two-channel Narrow Band UHF receiver, Enhanced ClearScan frequency management and a rugged all-metal cast magnesium case to keep crews connected in high-noise, mission-critical environments. The LCD-based graphical user interface and receiver RF meter make on-the-fly setup and channel selection fast and accurate, while detachable antennas allow flexible placement for optimal reception.

Designed for real-world operations, the TR-80N features an auto-sensing headset connector that accepts both electret and dynamic microphones, reducing compatibility hassles across headsets and lavaliers. Wireless Talk Around and Stage Announce functions provide localized monitoring and redundancy when coordination matters most. Compact and durable, the TR-80N is ideal for security teams, surveillance operations, broadcast crews and live-event production requiring dependable wireless intercom performance. Add the RTS TR-80N to your communication toolkit to improve situational awareness and streamline team coordination—order or request a demo today.

• Delivers reliable, interference‑resistant team communications for security, surveillance and live monitoring with enhanced ClearScan and two-channel UHF tuning
• Robust all-metal cast magnesium housing protects the unit in demanding on-site and rental environments
• Intuitive LCD graphical interface and receiver RF meter speed setup and frequency selection for minimal downtime
• Auto-sensing headset connector automatically accepts electret or dynamic mics, reducing compatibility issues and deployment time
• Detachable antennas and Wireless Talk Around (WTA) provide flexible placement and redundancy for uninterrupted coverage
• Compact beltpack design with Stage Announce and talk controls for efficient, hands-free intercom operation in live events and control-room workflows