Submersible PTT Speaker Microphone IP67 Entel UK
The CMP/DT5 submersible PTT speaker microphone is designed to keep communication clear and practical in marine operations and wet environments. With IP67 protection and compatibility with Entel DT500 radios, it is a robust choice for dependable day-to-day use on board.
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Specifications
Overview
Submersible PTT speaker microphone from the CMP series, designed for use with Entel DT500 radios. It is a compact, rugged solution for onboard communication, with IP67 protection and heavy-duty construction.
Application and use
Suitable for marine operations and wet environments where communication must remain reliable even with water exposure. The unit is designed for practical daily use and quick response tasks.
Construction characteristics
| Model | CMP/DT5 |
| Part number | CMP/DT5 |
| Microphone element | Electret condenser |
| Submersible | Yes |
| IP protection rating | IP67 |
Technical specifications
| Compatibilidade modelos | Entel DT500 |
| Impedance (ohms) | 8 |
| Microphone impedance (ohms) | <680 |
| Sound pressure level (dB) | 80 ±10 |
| Rated input (mW) | 500 |
| Maximum input (W) | 1 |
| Dimensions (mm) | 75 x 60 x 35 |
| Weight (g) | 154 |
Compliance and certification
| ATEX/IECEx | IECEx BAS 18.0094X |
Marking and traceability
| SKU | 005242 |
| Part number | CMP/DT5 |
For best performance, keep the accessory clean and dry after use and store it in a protected place when not in operation. Periodically check cables, seals and overall condition to preserve protection and reliability.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes. The product has IP67 protection and is specified for submersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. This makes it suitable for wet environments and water-exposed operations.
It is compatible with Entel DT500 radios. Before purchasing, confirm the radio model to ensure proper fit and operation.
The item carries IECEx BAS 18.0094X certification, within the ATEX/IECEx family. This is relevant for applications requiring protection in explosive atmospheres.
The microphone uses an electret condenser element, 8-ohm speaker impedance and microphone impedance below 680 ohms. It also lists a sound pressure level of 80 dB ±10, rated input of 500 mW and maximum input of 1 W.
