Kenwood NX-5000 Series Radios
Multi-Protocol Analog and Digital Radios Designed for Mission-Critical Communication
The Kenwood NX-5000 Series is built for professionals who need advanced, secure, and dependable communication. Supporting NXDN™, DMR, and P25 digital protocols—plus FM analog—these radios offer unmatched flexibility for public safety, utilities, transportation, and large enterprises. With options for portable and mobile models, full-color displays, advanced encryption, built-in GPS, and noise-canceling audio, the NX-5000 Series helps teams stay connected, informed, and protected in any environment.
Why Choose the NX-5000 Series?
The NX-5200 (VHF), NX-5300 (UHF), and NX-5400 (700/800 MHz) portables—along with NX-5700/5800/5900 mobile radios—are designed for high-performance use in multi-agency or multi-site operations.
Multi-Protocol Freedom
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Operate on NXDN, DMR, P25, or analog—all in one radio. Easily switch between modes or run hybrid configurations like FM/NXDN/P25. Great for agencies migrating systems or working across protocols.
Tough, Field-Tested Hardware
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These radios meet IP67/68 and MIL-STD 810 durability standards, resisting dust, water, and impact. Ideal for first responders, utility crews, and field operators in harsh conditions.
Loud, Clear, and Secure
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KENWOOD’s renowned audio technology features dual-mic Active Noise Cancelling and up to 1,000 mW speaker output. Radios come standard with 56-bit DES encryption, with optional 256-bit AES for top-tier security.
Built for the Long Haul
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With smart battery management, long battery life, and emergency detection features like Man-Down and Motion Sensing, the NX-5000 Series supports round-the-clock operation and real-time location tracking via built-in GPS.
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