Entel’s MPT1327 radios win Rohill’s recommendation
Posted on April 01, 2011
Rohill, the Dutch manufacturer of trunking installations in Europe and beyond, has become the latest company to grant its seal of approval to Entel’s MPT1327 hand portables for use on its systems.
The approval came via an enquiry from an African dealer, ZS Botswana, who were attracted by the Entel’s size and versatility across the range, but who were concerned about compatibility. After exhaustive trials, Rohill not only confirmed the Entels’ compatibility with their systems, but said they will recommend Entel portables to other clients with Rohill–built installations.
This follows other manufacturers’ endorsements of Entel’s handheld trunked portables, including Fylde Micro & Team Simoco. Since their launch in January 2010, the Entel MPT1327 radios have been enthusiastically adopted by users of trunked systems looking for reliable hand-held portables in all bands.
