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Harris Corp. Product First of Kind to Meet New DHS Standards

Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), has its P5400 800MHz Project 25 (P25) portable radio is the first to meet the higher standards required by the Department of Homeland Security’s P25 Compliance Assessment Program (CAP) compliance process.

Compliance with P25 standards is regarded as the most important step to gaining interoperability among the nation’s emergency response community.

“In addition to meeting the standards, Harris has constructed a P25 compliance assessment lab in Lynchburg, Virginia, which is certified by the Department of Homeland Security and is actively testing equipment to P25 CAP standards, ” said George Helm, vice president and general manager, Harris Public Safety and Professional Communications.

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