6-Pin Hirose Adapter for Kenwood NX-5200 / NX-5300 / NX-5400 & NX-3200 / TK-5220 Series (ADKTK790-HR6F)

6-Pin Hirose Adapter for Kenwood NX-5200 / NX-5300 / NX-5400 & NX-3200 / TK-5220 Series (ADKTK790-HR6F)

    For Kenwood NX-5200 NX-5300 NX-5400 TK-5220 TK-5320 NX-3200 NX-3300 NX-3400 to Kenwood 2 Pin Connector (Hirose 6 Pin)
     
$39.00 USD
SKU: ADKTK790-HR6F
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The ADKTK790-HR6F adapter is compatible with various Kenwood NEXEDGE NXDN / DMR Radio Portables / Project 25 P25 Radios: NX-5200, NX-5300, NX-5400.
Also suitable for NX-3200, NX-3300, NX-3400, TK-5220, TK-5320 (Please be aware that models NX-3220, NX-3320, and NX-3420 are not compatible. Kindly select the model with a 2-pin audio connector)
Say goodbye to the need for purchasing new accessories! With this adapter, you can use your 6-PIN Hirose Quick-Disconnect accessories with other radios, eliminating the need for additional expense.
Moreover, the adapter is the perfect companion for active noise reduction (ANR) or dynamic noise reduction (DNR) headphones, which are often priced higher. This can save you money and provide compatibility between different radio systems.
The adapter comes with a protective cover to shield it from dust and dirt, ensuring its longevity and proper functionality over time.

Cost-Saving Modular System

Build your communication system once — then adapt it endlessly. The HR6M interface lets one headset platform work across multiple radio models. Simply swap the compact adaptor instead of replacing entire cables or headsets, dramatically reducing long-term costs.

Fast & Effortless Accessory Swaps

Experience true plug-and-play. The 6-pin Hirose Quick Disconnect lets you change between headsets, mics, or PTT cables in seconds — no tools, no hassle, no downtime.

Universal Compatibility for Any Setup

Designed to work flawlessly with all ArrowMax 6-pin accessories, the HR6M adaptor simplifies deployment. Effortlessly reconfigure gear between different radios or teams without rewiring or complex installation.

Protects Your Radio Investment

Keep your radios lasting longer. By leaving the adaptor connected and detaching only the audio gear, you minimize wear on your radio’s connector ports — reducing failures and maintenance costs.