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Kenwood NX-3220-KIS two-way radio 260 channels 120 MHz Black vs Kenwood TKD-340KIS two-way radio 32 channels 450-520 MHz Black

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  • 12specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 6identical
  • 5known for one product only

Key differences

  • Channels quantity (total)
    • NX-3220-KIS two-way radio 260 channels 120 MHz Black:260 channels
    • TKD-340KIS two-way radio 32 channels 450-520 MHz Black:32 channels
  • Operating frequency
    • NX-3220-KIS two-way radio 260 channels 120 MHz Black:120 MHz
    • TKD-340KIS two-way radio 32 channels 450-520 MHz Black:450-520 MHz
  • Display type
    • NX-3220-KIS two-way radio 260 channels 120 MHz Black:LED
    • TKD-340KIS two-way radio 32 channels 450-520 MHz Black:LCD
  • International Protection (IP) code
    • NX-3220-KIS two-way radio 260 channels 120 MHz Black:IP67
    • TKD-340KIS two-way radio 32 channels 450-520 MHz Black:IP55
  • Quantity
    • NX-3220-KIS two-way radio 260 channels 120 MHz Black:4
    • TKD-340KIS two-way radio 32 channels 450-520 MHz Black:3

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Comparison of NX-3220-KIS, TKD-340KIS
17 specifications
Performance3 differ
PurposeDiffersMulti-Use Radio Service (MURS)Professional mobile radio (PMR)
Channels quantity (total)Differs260 channels32 channels
Operating frequencyDiffers120 MHz450-520 MHz
Display1 differ
Display typeDiffersLEDLCD
Backlight displayKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Ports & interfacesidentical
BluetoothKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
GPS (satellite)Known for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Poweridentical
Battery low indicationYesYes
RechargeableYesYes
Battery level indicatorKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Technical details1 differ
International Protection (IP) codeDiffersIP67IP55
On/off switchYesYes
Product colourBlackBlack
Packaging content1 differ
QuantityDiffers43
Batteries includedYesYes
Belt clipKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
ChargerYesYes

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