Motorola i365IS for Nextel, Safe to Use in Hazardous Areas

By Allen Tsai | Fri Feb 06, 2009 4:24 am

Sprint today announced a push-to-talk phone that is safe to use in hazardous areas with flammable gasses.

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Motorola i365

The Motorola i365IS is protected against releasing electrical or thermal energy that may ignite fuel or light a fire or explosion.

In an emergency, users can reach everyone in the group by sending a special emergency tone.

The i365IS has an ultra-rugged design that is certified for military specifications for humidity, blowing rain, dust, shock and vibration. Consumers can connect to up to 20 other Nextel Direct Connect subscribers for push-to-talk communication.

- Motorola i365 Specs

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