The Kenwood NXR-700 and NXR-800 series of repeater radio products offers a powerful combination of performance, reliability, and advanced functionality designed to help you get the most out of your radio communications system. Built for demanding professional environments, these repeaters are engineered to support clear, dependable coverage and consistent operation, making them a strong choice for businesses, public safety organizations, industrial facilities, schools, transportation teams, and other users who depend on reliable two-way communication. With an excellent selection of features, the NXR-700 and NXR-800 repeaters help enhance system efficiency, improve communication quality, and support both everyday operations and mission-critical needs. The series is designed to deliver strong signal performance, durable construction, and flexible system integration, allowing users to build or expand a radio network with confidence. Whether used to extend coverage across a facility, improve communication over a wide service area, or support a growing fleet of radios, these Kenwood repeaters provide the dependable performance expected from a trusted communications brand. At a comparable price point, the Kenwood NXR-700 and NXR-800 series stands out as a competitive solution, offering the features and quality needed to outperform many alternatives in its class. For organizations looking to strengthen their radio system with proven equipment, this repeater series delivers exceptional value, reliable operation, and the capability to support high-performance communications day after day.
The NXR-700 and NXR-800 Series Repeaters are Kenwood’s high-tier digital repeater/base station radios, designed to deliver the performance and flexibility required for both analog and digital communications.
These repeaters offer a wide range of robust capabilities, including VHF frequency coverage of 136–154 MHz or 146–174 MHz, and UHF coverage of 450–480 MHz or 480–512 MHz. Each radio supports up to 30 channels.
Supported operating modes include:
The basic repeater provides a 7-watt output to drive an external power amplifier, supporting operation at 40W, 110W, or 250W for VHF, and 40W, 100W, or 250W for UHF.
Standard repeater features include:
Conventional mode features include:
Digital trunking options include:
Multi-site IP networking options include:
FM mode features include:
NXR-700 & NXR-800 Radio Products
| Battery life With Portable Radios: | Battery Care |
| How Far Will My Radio Talk? | How Far will my Radio Talk? |
| Conventional Radio Systems: | Conventional Radio |
| LTR Trunking: | LTR Trunking |
| Kenwood Digital Radios: | Nexedge Digital Advantage |
| The Diga-Talk Radio System: | Diga-Talk Network |
