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    HME DX300ES System Hands-free, Two-way Digital Conversations

    March 31, 2015
    Related To: Clear-Com, an HME Co.
    HME DX300ES System
    HME DX300ES System

    The HME DX300ES system supports hands-free, two-way digital conversations with two-channel interfacing for intercom communications. Its compact design makes it highly portable and easy to set up and operate. 

    Ideal for today’s frequency congested markets such as public safety agencies  (fire and rescue and emergency medical services), the DX300ES is a digital spread spectrum system that requires no frequency coordination or license for operation. Spectrum-friendly technology allows users to select the 2.4 GHz operating frequency range – low band, high band or full band – to avoid frequency conflicts. Each base can support up to three full-duplex or 15 push-to-transmit shared users with four bases linked to support a maximum of 60 users and hands-free two-way digital conversations with 2-channel interfacing for intercom communications.

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