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EU Walkie-Talkie Testing Standards (30MHz–1000MHz)

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Update time : 2026-01-01

A walkie-talkie is a two-way mobile communication tool that enables instant voice communication without any network support and incurs no call charges. It utilizes radio signal propagation in the air to achieve point-to-point or point-to-multipoint communication.

 

Ideal for scenarios requiring fixed-location and frequent communication, it is widely applied in dispatching and command, production safety, emergency communication, and other fields.

 

Standard Differences for Walkie-Talkies in the 30MHz–1000MHz Band

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 300 086

Yes

12.5/20/25

Analog

No

None

Applicable to analog devices with antenna connectors and channel spacing of 12.5KHz/20KHz/25KHz. Mainly used for voice-only walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters).

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 300 113

Yes

12.5/20/25

Digital

Yes

None

Applicable to devices with antenna connectors and channel spacing of 12.5KHz/20KHz/25KHz. Mainly used for data-centric (voice optional) walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters).

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 300 296

No

12.5/20/25

Analog

No

None

Applicable to analog devices without antenna connectors and channel spacing of 12.5KHz/20KHz/25KHz. Mainly used for voice-only walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters).

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 300 219

Yes

12.5/20/25

Analog

No

Special functions on receiver side

Applicable to analog devices with antenna connectors and channel spacing of 12.5KHz/20KHz/25KHz. Mainly used for voice walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters) equipped with emergency call functions.

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 300 341

No

12.5/20/25

Analog

No

Special functions on receiver side

Applicable to analog devices without antenna connectors and channel spacing of 12.5KHz/20KHz/25KHz. Mainly used for voice walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters) equipped with emergency call functions.

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 300 390

No

12.5/20/25

Digital

Yes

None

Applicable to devices without antenna connectors and channel spacing of 12.5KHz/20KHz/25KHz. Mainly used for data-only walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters).

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 301 166

Yes

< 10

Both

Both

None

Applicable to radio equipment for analog and/or digital communication (voice and/or data) operating on narrowband channels, with antenna connectors. Suitable for walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters) with channel spacing < 10KHz.

 

Standard

Antenna Connector

Channel Spacing (KHz)

Digital/Analog

Data Capability

Special Features

EN 302 561

Yes

25/50/100/150

Both

Both

None

Applicable to radio equipment for analog and/or digital communication (voice and/or data) operating on broadband channels, with antenna connectors. Suitable for walkie-talkies or base stations (receivers or transmitters) with channel spacing of 25 kHz, 50 kHz, 100 kHz, and 150 kHz.

 

Notes

1. External Antenna: Equipped with 50-ohm or 75-ohm impedance connectors.

2. Internal Antenna: The antenna cannot be removed from the product.

3. Integrated Antenna: The antenna can be detached from the device without using any tools, and it does not adopt 50Ω or 75Ω external connectors.


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