LINCOLN, Nebraska - Transcrypt International (NASDAQ: EFJI) announced that Kenwood U.S.A. has successfully completed intrinsically safe testing of Transcrypt encryption modules in Kenwood two-way radios.
Select models of Kenwood conventional and LTR VHF/UHF portable radios can now be fitted with Transcrypt encryption to provide secure communications in high-risk industrial and petro-chemical environments.
Transcrypt encryption will be available for TK-2180/3180, TK-2170/3170/3173, TK-290/390, TK-280/380 and TK-480/481 portable radios. Kenwood's TK-5210 P25/FM portable may also be fitted with Transcrypt encryption for FM mode. Transcrypt modules are available in a variety of levels based upon the radio users' security needs. Kenwood radios equipped with Transcrypt encryption are required to pass through Kenwood for intrinsically safe inspection, logging and certification labeling.
"Many two-way radio users work in dangerous environments that require intrinsically safe communications products to reduce the risk of explosions and fire," said Michael D. Kelley, general manager of Transcrypt. "We are pleased to provide secure communication products that assist in securing sensitive locations such as oil fields and refineries and other critical infrastructure. Adding Transcrypt's encryption to a Kenwood radio can help keep confidential information from falling into the hands of unwanted listeners," Kelley added.
About Transcrypt International
Transcrypt International-a leader in secure voice communication solutions for international, commercial and government customers-designs, manufactures and markets information security hardware and software that utilizes sophisticated scrambling and encryption techniques to protect sensitive voice and data transmissions. Transcrypt has been delivering land mobile radio security products in over 2,700 different configurations, on over 10,000 communication systems, and in more than 120 countries, since 1978.
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