CLP1010e
One conversation group with simple daily operation.
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From $296.00
$339.90Unit price /Unavailable
Compare CLP1010e and CLP1080e
Choose one channel for a shared team conversation or eight channels to organize multiple groups. Both are compact, earpiece-based CLPe radios.
CLP1080e
Separate front-of-house, kitchen or management groups.
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| Compare | CLP1010e | CLP1080e |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | 1 | 8 |
| Mode / band | Analog UHF | Analog UHF |
| Interface | Screenless, earpiece-based | Screenless, earpiece-based |
| Included per radio | Battery, individual charger, PMLN8077 earpiece and PMLN8065 holster | Battery, individual charger, PMLN8077 earpiece and PMLN8065 holster |
| Explore | View options | View options |
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Common buying questions
Do multipacks include an earpiece and holster for every radio?
Yes. Every radio includes one PMLN8077 earpiece and one PMLN8065 belt holster, including multipacks.
Does eight channels mean more range?
No. More channels organize conversations; they do not multiply coverage or make the radio receive every channel simultaneously.
Can these radios work with my existing radios?
Share your current model numbers and channel settings before ordering. Matching the series name or channel number alone does not establish compatibility; the frequency band, operating mode and programmed settings must also match.
What comes with each portable radio?
Each radio includes one battery and one individual charger. Multipacks include individual chargers; a multi-unit charger is included only when the selected package specifies it. Check the exact pack contents before ordering.
Is programming included?
Radio programming is available at no charge. Tell us which existing radios and channel settings you need to match, and request programming when ordering. Programming cannot add unsupported hardware or system features.