Motorola DTR700 Digital Two-Way Radio

The Motorola DTR700 is a license-free 900 MHz digital two-way radio built for businesses that need private, interference-resistant team communication without the cost or paperwork of an FCC or Industry Canada licence. Using Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS), it keeps every conversation clear and rugged-ready for retail, hospitality, education, events, and warehousing — a professional business two-way radio that works straight out of the box.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Who Is the Motorola DTR700 For?

The DTR700 is built for teams that need reliable, license-free coverage across a large indoor footprint — warehouses, multi-storey hotels and schools, retail floors, and event operations. Pair it with genuine DTR-series gear: chargers like the PMPN4465 Multi-Charger and PMPN4465 Multi-Unit Charger, a spare PMNN4578 Battery, the PMLN7939 Swivel Belt Holster, a PMAF4025 Stubby Antenna, or a HKKN4027A Programming Cable — see them all in the DTR Accessories collection.

Outfitting a whole team? Save with a fleet bundle: the DTR700 6-Pack with Charger, 6-Pack + Headsets, 12-Pack with Chargers, or 12-Pack + Speaker Mics.

Need radios sooner? The Motorola CURVE DLR110 offers similar license-free 900 MHz digital communication and is part of our current lineup.

Browse In-Stock Business Radios →

Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola DTR700

• Does the Motorola DTR700 require a licence?

No. The Motorola DTR700 operates on the license-free 900 MHz ISM band, so there is no FCC or Industry Canada licence to file. Just power on and communicate — no application fees and no regulatory delays.

• What is the range of the Motorola DTR700?

Motorola rates coverage up to 350,000 sq. ft. or 30 floors with the standard whip antenna; terrain, building materials and antenna choice affect actual coverage.

• What is the difference between the DTR700 and the DTR600?

Both run on the same license-free 900 MHz DTR platform and are fully compatible with each other. The DTR700 adds a vibrant full-colour display and an enhanced feature set, while the DTR600 covers the same core digital communication at a more basic level.

• Can the DTR700 talk to other Motorola two-way radios?

Yes — within the DTR family. The Motorola DTR700 is backward compatible with the DTR600, DTR550, and DTR650 when programmed to the same group ID and frequency profile. It does not communicate with analog FRS/GMRS radios.

• Is the Motorola DTR700 waterproof, and how long does the battery last?

The DTR700 meets MIL-STD 810 C/D/E/F/G and is rated IP54. Typical battery life is 16.5 hours at a 5/5/90 transmit/receive/standby duty cycle at maximum transmitter power; actual runtime varies.