Radios(44 products)

The DCR002 Bluetooth Radio Adaptor gives users the ability to turn a radio with a 3-1/2 mm auxiliary input into a Bluetooth-compatible radio. Users can now wirelessly stream music from their mobile phone or another Bluetooth-compatible device to their current jobsite radio, while their mobile device is kept safely with them and accessible at all times. The DCR002 Bluetooth Radio Adaptor is compatible with most major brands of jobsite radios that have an auxiliary in port and can also be used beyond the jobsite in vehicles, with home stereos, and any other device with an auxiliary input.

Features Extended Bluetooth® Compatibility Ideal For Wireless Jobsite Use, USB charging port enables convenient charging of mobile devices on the jobsite, Operates on 7.2V - 18V slide and pod style Makita battery(battery not included) and AC or DC power sources, Digital AM / FM Tuner with LCD Backlit Display and 10 pre-sets (5 AM / 5 FM), Dual auxiliary outlets suitable for MP3 players, IP64 rated for maximum weather and water resistance suitable for jobsite or sports / recreational use

Get premium sound on the jobsite with this Milwaukee M12 Wireless Jobsite Speaker. It is powered by all M12 REDLITHIUM batteries and is louder, tougher yet smaller to fit in compact places. Included is a 2.1 Amp USB Charger for phones, media players and tablets plus an integrated hanging loop maximize versatility. This speaker uses Bluetooth to pair your devices and stream music from 30 ft. away. The sound is amplified by a premium speaker with integrated bass port for loud, clear sound at any volume. It is tested to be rugged and can withstand drops, water and debris.

DUAL POWER - Are you running out of battery power and with no power outlet around to recharge the batteries? Just pop in 3 AA batteries and your unit is operating again for another 23 hours of estimated talk time. The communication range quoted is calculated under optimum conditions, with an unobstructed line of sight. Actual range will vary depending on terrain and conditions, and is often less than the maximum possible. Your actual range will be limited by several factors including, but not limited to, terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference, and obstructions.