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Motorola GP680 Ex ATEX radio — radio for potentially explosive atmospheres

The Motorola GP680 Ex ATEX is a professional analogue radio from the GP Professional series in an intrinsically safe (ATEX) design — the most feature-rich model in the series, with a full alphanumeric keypad, display and emergency button. The Blue ATEX version allowed work in an explosive atmosphere without a mandatory holster. Note: the model has been discontinued — its successor is the MOTOTRBO DP4000 Ex ATEX, which we offer as a replacement.

The Motorola GP680 Ex ATEX is a professional analogue radio from the GP Professional series in an intrinsically safe (ATEX) design — the most feature-rich model in the series, with a full alphanumeric keypad, display and emergency button. The Blue ATEX version allowed work in an explosive atmosphere without a mandatory holster. Note: the model has been discontinued — its successor is the MOTOTRBO DP4000 Ex ATEX, which we offer as a replacement.

Note: Model discontinued from production and service. As a replacement we offer the MOTOTRBO DP4000 Ex ATEX — we help with selection and programming.

Key features

  • Analogue radio from the GP Professional series in an ATEX design.
  • Full alphanumeric keypad, 14-character display, emergency button.
  • Expandable with option boards (voice storage, encryption, dynamic regrouping).
  • Channel spacing 12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz; VHF or UHF bands.
  • Blue ATEX version — work in the Ex zone without a mandatory holster.

Technical specification

ParameterValue
Typeanalogue ATEX radio (GP Professional series)
Display14-character alphanumeric
Channel spacing12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz
BandsVHF or UHF
Statusdiscontinued — successor DP4000 Ex ATEX
ManufacturerMotorola

Applications

Communication in potentially explosive atmospheres — petrochemical, gas and chemical industries (now covered by the DP4000 Ex model).

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Is the GP680 Ex available?

The model has been discontinued from production and repair. We offer its successor — the MOTOTRBO DP4000 Ex ATEX — with selection and programming.

What was the GP680 Ex used for?

For communication in potentially explosive atmospheres; it was the most feature-rich version of the GP ATEX series.

Brand and service

Motorola — SafeTech (Suchy Dwór near Gdynia) — selection, supply, training and service; nationwide coverage in Poland.

Why SafeTech

  • 23 years of experience in fire-service and rescue equipment (in business since 2003).
  • Authorised distributor and service station for safety equipment.
  • Product selection, supply and technical support across Poland — headquarters in Suchy Dwór near Gdynia.
  • Training and consultancy (SafeTech Safety Academy).

Availability and service — Gdynia and the Tricity

Motorola GP680 Ex ATEX radio — radio for potentially explosive atmospheres — sales, selection, calibration and service in Gdynia (Suchy Dwór, on the border of Gdynia and the Kosakowo municipality). We serve the Tricity (Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia), Rumia, Reda, Wejherowo, the Pomeranian Voivodeship and all of Poland. Ask about pricing and availability.

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