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The RT97P DMR repeater pairs with MateTalk E2 intrinsically safe radios to cover refineries, chemical plants, and mining sites. The E2 handheld radios hold ATEX and IECEx certificates, while the repeater adds customizable UHF/VHF frequencies and AC, DC, vehicle, and solar power options for rapid deployment anywhere.
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The default kit ships with one RT97P DMR repeater, six E2 intrinsically safe handheld radios, an FRP antenna with ground-plane radials, and a coaxial cable. Larger bundles scale the radio count up to 50 and add headsets, mics, or large PTT buttons.
The E2 is an ATEX and IECEx certified device engineered for explosive hazardous areas containing flammable gas, steam, or combustible dust. Its energy-limited circuits, anti-static housing, and flame-retardant construction keep the radio from producing an ignition-capable spark or hot surface.
The E2 ships with International IECEx Certificate No. IECEx CSAE 25.0058X and European ATEX Certificate No. CSANe 25ATEX1186X, and both certificates are available for download on this page. ATEX covers EU explosive atmospheres under directive 2014/34/EU, while IECEx is the international certification scheme.
The kit targets oil refineries, chemical plants, and mining operations, plus fuel terminals, tank farms, and other flammable or combustible dust sites. Recent inquiries came from a chemical plant replacing 120 Motorola radios, a fuel terminal running tanker discharges, and a security company buying 30 ATEX radios.
The E2 runs DMR digital, the same technology family as the Motorola MOTOTRBO line, and this page states compatibility with major brands like Motorola. A chemical plant running 120 XPR3300e radios on a repeater system recently requested this replacement path, so send your frequency plan and fleet size for a migration quote.
Yes. The MateTalk E2 is built to IP68 and MIL-STD-810G standards, so it withstands shocks, vibrations, dust, and heavy rain in harsh industrial environments. Note that the IP68 rating belongs to the handheld; the RT97P repeater is deployed in safe areas and its own ingress rating is not stated on this page.
The E2 battery supports over 20 hours of digital talk time and over 14 hours in analog mode, which covers multi-shift operations between charges. Actual runtime varies with transmit time and power level, and Lone Worker monitoring adds a safety layer for long shifts.
Yes, within DMR rules. The E2 operates on DMR digital with kit-programmable frequencies, and this page states compatibility with major brands like Motorola. A recent buyer asked the same question about pairing the E2 with Retevis NR40 radios; same-frequency, same-code programming is the path, and the programming software details should be confirmed before ordering.
This page does not quote a specific coverage distance. Repeater reach depends on antenna height, terrain, and site layout, so the repeater should sit at a high point in a safe area with clear sightlines to the work zones. Share your site layout to get a coverage assessment before ordering.
The RT97P supports customizable UHF/VHF frequencies to match your operational needs. You note your custom frequency when ordering; after the frequency plan is confirmed, customization takes about 4 weeks, and the frequency is fixed afterwards.
After you confirm the custom frequency plan, customization takes about 4 weeks. The frequency is fixed after customization, so lock down your site license and channel plan before ordering. This applies to the repeater and handhelds ordered as one kit.
Deploy the RT97P in a safe area outside the hazardous zone. The certified handhelds enter classified areas; the repeater itself carries no ATEX rating on this page, so it stays in a control room, office side, or another non-hazardous location with antenna height over the site.
They must be. Intrinsic safety applies to the whole device ecosystem, so batteries, speaker mics, headsets, and earpieces used with the E2 must carry matching certifications; a non-approved accessory instantly voids the safety rating. The kit variants that add headsets, mics, and PTT buttons ship with E2-matched accessories, and certification documents are available on request.
Yes, in most countries a frequency license is required for DMR radio operation, and some governments mandate dedicated licensed frequencies. A recent inquiry from a site regulated under the CITRA licensing framework shows this in practice: licensed dedicated frequency operation was required by government regulation. Confirm local rules before ordering.
Eight bundle options cover 6, 10, 20, or 50 E2 radios, and the headset bundles add 10 or 20 headsets with mics or large PTT buttons. You can also order the E2 5-pack with bone conduction headsets and large PTT buttons as an add-on, so fleets scale in one purchase.
ATEX and IECEx certification covers explosive atmospheres, not cleanroom classifications, so the E2 should not be assumed cleanroom-compliant. A radiopharmacy manufacturing facility with grade B and C cleanrooms asked this exact question; send your cleanroom zone class and requirements so the team can confirm suitability in writing.
The RT97P is a DMR digital repeater and pairs with the E2 for hazardous sites. The RT97L is an analog GMRS repeater that pairs with NR30 or RB26 handhelds for farms and ranches. Choose the RT97P kit when your facility requires certified radios or runs DMR fleets; choose the RT97L kit for standard GMRS use.
The related E1 bundle pairs the same RT97P repeater with the E1 DMR handheld radio. The E1 version is listed without ATEX or IECEx certification on its card, so treat the E2 as the certified option for hazardous zones and the E1 bundle for sites that need DMR coverage without explosive atmospheres. Confirm the E1 certification status before ordering.
Yes. The E2 includes a one-touch emergency alarm with GPS location reporting and Lone Worker monitoring for shift safety. These features run across the certified radio ecosystem of this kit, so a worker raising an alarm in a classified zone is reachable through the repeater network in real time.
Yes. The RT97P is a portable repeater in a compact case-style chassis with a handle, an LCD, and up and down keys, and it supports AC, DC, vehicle, and solar power options for rapid deployment. Its size and weight are archived at 280 x 210 x 75 mm and 2,624 g from the RT97P page.
The E2 supports AES256 encryption for secure digital communications over DMR, which protects sensitive operational traffic in industrial sites. Combined with customizable frequencies, this keeps plant communications private across the repeater network.
Current add-ons include the E2 5-pack with bone conduction headsets and large PTT buttons ($3,343.99) and the earhook earpiece for the MateTalk E2 ($79.99 per 5 packs). Spare batteries, chargers, and other IS-certified accessories should be confirmed with the team, since only certified accessories maintain the intrinsically safe rating.
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