If the user does not respond, the radio automatically activates an emergency call with optional GPS coordinates over the Tetrapol network. If the radio stops moving or remains horizontal for too long, it triggers a local alert. For enhanced user safety, the TPH900 radio provides an advanced ‘lifeguard’ solution, also known as a ‘man-down’ alarm.

The radio can automatically transmit its location in the event of an emergency call or upon end user request through a dedicated shortcut key. Integrated GPS enables the deployment of very useful location applications. A compact design and large keys ensure comfortable handling, while the design of the battery, including a latch, makes it handy and easy to change. The TPH900 radio from Cassidian will provide Tetrapol users with the best feature set on the market.Įnd users of the previous P2G and TPH700 Tetrapol terminal models will be able to make an easy transition to this new model thanks to its new welcome screen, which combines quick access to communications with a simple display of key information. This latest generation terminal from Cassidian is specially designed for easy and solid usability in the field.

It is a robust, hand-portable Tetrapol radio for mission-critical voice and data communications. At the Critical Communications World Congress (CCW) in Paris Cassidian today unveiled its brand new Tetrapol radio, called TPH900, during the CCW in Paris.

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