Slim 10 W business radio
Quansheng TG-E100
- UHF 400–480 MHz
- ≤ 10 W
- 16 channels
- 2500 mAh
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Professional analog radio
Business radios that just work.
Rugged UHF handhelds for security, hospitality, retail, events and sites: simple to use, loud, and built for long shifts.
Business radio. These radios use UHF (and on some models VHF) business frequencies that usually need a licence or assignment from your national regulator. For licence-free use, see PMR446.
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10 Wtop output power
4000 mAhlargest battery
300 hstandby, TG-V1
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14 models
The full professional range
Every model the factory makes in this line, with its key specifications. Models in the shop link straight to their product page; for the others, ask us.
VHF / UHF, 10 W
Quansheng TG-T10
- VHF 136–174 MHz
- UHF 400–470 MHz
- 10 W
- 16 channels
- 4000 mAh
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Big battery, dual watch
Quansheng TG-1690
- UHF 400–480 MHz
- 16 channels
- 4000 mAh
- 250 g
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With a powerful torch
Quansheng TG-998
- UHF 400–470 MHz
- ≤ 5 W
- 16 channels
- 2600 mAh
On requestAsk about it
Anti-magnetic speaker
Quansheng TG-550
- UHF 400–480 MHz
- 16 channels
- 2000 mAh
- 222 g
On requestAsk about it
Anti-interference CTCSS/DCS
Quansheng TM-298
- UHF 400–480 MHz
- ≤ 5 W
- 16 channels
- 2000 mAh
On requestAsk about it
Fast copy one channel
Quansheng TG-880
- UHF 400–480 MHz
- ≤ 5 W
- 16 channels
- 2000 mAh
On requestAsk about it
Ultra-thin, fluorescent colours
Quansheng TG-A1
- UHF 400–470 MHz
- ≤ 3 W
- 118 h standby
- Type-C charging
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Which one should I pick?
For long range and long shifts pick a 10 W radio with a 4000 mAh battery (TG-T8, TG-T10). For light, all-day carry pick a small one (TG-M1 at 98.5 g, TG-V1 with 300 hours standby).
Do I need a licence?
In most countries, yes: business frequencies are assigned by the national regulator. Licence-free radios use PMR446 instead; see our licence-free page.
Can I set the channels myself?
Yes, with a programming cable and the free software on our downloads page (TG-330, TG-1680, TG-1690, TG-T8, TG-T10, TM-298). The TG-880, TG-M1 and TG-A1 can also copy one channel from another radio.
Will these work with radios we already have?
Analog radios talk to each other when they share the same frequency and tone (CTCSS/DCS) settings, whatever the brand.
