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Rugged transmit control

The SWATCOM Mil-Spec PTT 2000C is a heavy-duty press-to-talk switch designed to fit Kenwood twin-pin radios, with a coiled downlead that keeps cabling neat during active use. Built to Mil-Spec, it stands up to demanding field and airsoft comms work.

Detachable headset design

The PTT terminates in a TP120 socket, which lets the headset be removed while the switch stays connected to the radio. This means the headset can be swapped or stored without repeatedly stressing the radio’s own connector.

Protects your radio

Because the headset disconnects at the PTT rather than at the handset, the radio socket sees far fewer connect and disconnect cycles. Over time that reduces wear on the radio socket, a common failure point on hard-worked sets.

Practical and portable

The switch can be positioned on a lapel or belt to suit your setup, and it fits Kenwood and compatible Baofeng radios. It comes with a storage bag to keep everything protected between games. Browse more airsoft accessories and comms gear at Platoon Stores.

General
BrandSWATCOM
ColourBlack
Other
TypePress-to-talk switch
Headset connectorTP120 socket (detachable headset)
DownleadCoiled
IncludedStorage bag
ModelMil-Spec PTT2000C-K1-M
Radio fitmentKenwood twin-pin (2-pin)
Also compatibleBaofeng radios
MountingLapel or belt position

Frequently asked questions

Which radios does this PTT fit?

It is wired for Kenwood twin-pin (2-pin) radios and also fits compatible Baofeng handsets, which share the same connector pattern.

What is the TP120 socket for?

The PTT terminates in a TP120 socket, so the headset can be unplugged and the switch left connected to the radio. That reduces repeated plugging and unplugging at the radio socket.

Why does that reduce radio wear?

Because the headset disconnects at the PTT rather than at the radio, the radio's own socket sees far fewer connect cycles, helping it last longer in heavy use.

Where do I wear the switch?

The PTT switch can be positioned on a lapel or a belt to suit how you operate, keeping transmit control within easy reach.

Does it come with anything else?

Yes, it is supplied with a storage bag to keep the PTT and lead protected when not in use.