ICOM IP501M Speaker Microphone.
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General Frequency coverage F9511S/T/HT 136–174MHzF9521S/T 400-470MHz 450-512MHzNumber of channels Max. 512 channels/ 128 zones Power supply requirement 13.6V DC nominal Current drain (approx.) 50W Version Tx High (50W) 11..0A/14.0A (VHF/UHF) Rx Max. Audio 1000mA Stand-by 350mA 110W Version Tx High (110W) 22.0A Rx Max. Audio 3.0A Stand-by 400mA Operating temperature range –30°C to +60°C; –22°F to +140°F Antenna impedance 50Ω (SO-239) Dimensions (W×H×D) 175×45×170mm; 67⁄8×125⁄32×611⁄16in Weight 50W 110W 1.5kg; 3.3lb 1.5kg; 3.3lb Rated output power 50W/110W Channel spacing 15/30 kHz (VHF), 12.5 kHz (UHF) (analog) 12.5 kHz (digital) Transmitter Output power 50W, 25W, 5.0W Max. frequency deviation Maximum pattern Minimum pattern ±5.0/2.5 kHz (Wide/Narrow) ±2.85 kHz (Digital) ±0.95 kHz (Digital) Frequency error ±1.0ppm Spurious emissions 70dB min. Adjacent channel power 70/60dB min (wide/Narrow) 67dB min. (Digital) FM hum and noise 48/45dB typ. (VHF, Wide/Narrow) 48/43dB typ. (UHF, Wide/Narrow) Audio harmonic distortion 3% typ. (40% deviation) External microphone impedance 600Ω (8-pin modular) Receiver Sensitivity Analog Digital 0.25μV typ. (at 12dB SINAD) 0.25μV typ. (at 5% BER) Squelch sensitivity 0.25μV typ. (at threshold) Adjacent Ch. selectivity Analog (TIA/EIA603B) (TIA/EIA603) Digital 81/53dB typ. (VHF, Wide/Narrow) 79/53dB typ. (UHF, Wide/Narrow) 63dB typ. Spurious response 85dB min. (VHF) 70dB* min. (UHF) *85dB min (406. 1-420 MHz) Intermodulation 78dB typ. Audio output power 50W External audio (D-sub) 110W External audio (D-sub) 1.0W typ. at 10% distortion with a 8Ω load 4W typ. 22W typ. at 10% distortion with a 4Ω load Hum and noise ratio 55/51dB typ. (VHF, Wide/Narrow) 30/45dB typ. (UHF, Wide/Narrow) 52dB typ. (Digital) External speaker connector 2-conductor 3.5 (d) mm (1⁄8″)/4Ω Applicable U.S. Military Specifications
Icom makes rugged products that have been tested to and passed the following MIL-STD requirements and ingress protection standards.
Also meets equivalent MIL-STD-810-C, -D, -E and -FStandard MIL 810 G Method Proc Low Pressure 500.5 I, II High Temperature 501.5 I, II Low Temperature 502.5 I, II Temperature Shock 503.5 I Solar Radiation 505.5 I Humidity 507.5 – Salt fog 509.5 – Dust Blowing 510.5 I Vibration 514.6 I Shock 516.6 I, IV Ingress Protection Standard Dust & Water IP54* (Dust-protection and water resistant) -
The M605 is not just a radio. It’s a system that allows the user choices on how to set up the radio with up to three stations. Boaters can now add an exclusive complete display as another station on the vessel along with two COMMANDMICS™. Customers will appreciate the radios large bright display that includes night mode to view easily in the dark. The full featured M605 also gives customers the option of the radio with an integrated AIS receiver. The best just got better! -
Versatile Radio Over IP Gateway
The VE-PG3 is designed to enhance the communication coverage of a radio network and the convenience of radio usage by leveraging IP networking technology with ease of implementation. The VE-PG3 has two modes; converter mode and bridge mode. The converter mode converts radio audio into VoIP/analog phone calls and allows interconnection between connected equipment. The bridge mode connects two or more radio sites over an IP network and received radio audio is bridged to opposing radio sites of the network. The bridge mode can connect dispersed radio sites over the network and can provide cross band, cross category communication. -
License-free IP Radio for Wireless Network EMAIL PRODUCT LINK- Easy to set up and use
- Up to 100 users can communicate at the same time
- Encryption provides extra security
- Range is only restricted by your IP network coverage
- No license fee required, no call charges
- The IP100H is ideal for use in many settings, including:
- Warehouses
- Restaurants/Cafés
- Hotels/Museums Shopping Malls/Department Stores
- Security/Guards
- Hospitals/Care
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Fixed Mount VHF and AIS Receiver Combo with NMEA 2000® Connectivity
BROCHURE MANUAL EMAIL PRODUCT LINK The M506 series gives customers the option of a full featured VHF fixed mount, radio with an integrated AIS receiver or radio with AIS plus NMEA 2000® connectivity. The M506 is packed full of features including ‘Last Call’ voice recording function, ‘Active Noise Cancelling’ technology plus Icom’s new intuitive menu-driven user interface and large dot matrix display making it really easy to use.
Icom’s M506 has received the NMEA Best VHF Radio Product Award for 3 straight years 2014-2016.
Output power:
25W Hailer:
25W listen back hailer Horn/Foghorn:
Built-in GPS:
Optional external GPS/NAV interface NMEA 01833/NMEA 2000 depending on version Waterproof rating:
IPX8 Versions:
Radio only with NMEA 0183 Radio only with NMEA 0183/2000® (front or rear mic version) Radio with AIS receiver + NMEA 0183/2000® (front or rear mic versions) -
Fully Capable Class B AIS Transponder for Pleasure Craft and Fishing Boats BROCHURE MANUAL EMAIL PRODUCT LINK- Class B AIS transponder for Non-SOLAS vessels
- Full dot-matrix display visually shows real time vessel traffic information
- IPX7 waterproof protection
- 3 lines of NMEA0183 Input/Output
- GPS receiver comes with MA-500TR
- Collision risk management functions
- Integration with Icom VHF radios M604 and M504
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IDAS Network Controller & Remote Communicator BROCHURE MANUAL EMAIL PRODUCT LINK Control your radio system from a remote office with the RC-FS10 remote communicator. It creates a virtual radio/dispatcher on a Windows® PC. The PC software provides a minimum set of programmable dispatcher console-like functions, like simple repeater control. Virtually link up to 16 IDAS repeaters The communicator allows for scalable capacity. One remote communicator can connect up to 8 repeaters, or 8 remote communicators can connect to one repeater. Coordinate your in-the-field staff remotely The PC software will provide a set of programmable dispatcher console-like functions, as well as simple repeater control such as channel changing capability. The software is easy to use with a flexible button layout on the PC monitor. Users can program capabilities found in subscriber units on their PC like stun, revive, emergency, status, etc. Users can also log calls and text messages to other users (up to 10 characters). There are also three levels of password security. Radio over IP (RoIP) is an expanded version of VoIP, transmitting the radio control signals such as PTT and COR in digital format in addition to the digital voice packets. With RoIP it is possible to offer end to end digital signaling from a handset to any other communications device in the world. RoIP technology eliminates the leased lines previously used to remotely control base stations by tones and, in a RoIP digital implementation there are no conversions from E&M to IP limiting the controls signals available or delaying the speed of signaling. Of course true end to end digital signaling and communications also facilitates end to end encryption for secure communications.
