40V Jobsite Radio Bare (Tool Only) MR001GZ by Makita

Any source of power which provides the energy required to drive a piece of machinery or equipment and includes, but is not limited to: electrical, steam, hydraulic, water, air, mechanical, radiation, and thermal forms of energy.

IP (Ingress Protection) ratings ensure that the tools can withstand the conditions typically found in such environments. Here's a basic summary of IP ratings suitable for a tool shop:IP20: Minimal protection against solid objects and no protection against water. This rating is suitable for tools used in dry indoor environments where there is no risk of exposure to water or dust.IP54: Good protection against dust and debris, and splash-proof against water. This rating is suitable for tools used in indoor environments where water splashes may occur, but the tools will not be exposed to heavy water jets or immersion.IP55 or IP56: Excellent protection against dust and debris, and protected against water jets from all directions or temporary immersion. This rating is suitable for tools used in indoor and outdoor environments where they may be exposed to dust, debris, and occasional water splashes.IP65: Dust-tight and protected against water jets from all directions. This rating is suitable for tools used in environments where there may be significant dust or debris, and water jets are likely to be encountered during cleaning or maintenance.

Standard AM (Amplitude Modulation) and FM (Frequency Modulation) are the traditional analog radio broadcasting methods that have been in use for many decades.

AUX is a form of audio connectivity using a standard 3.5mm cable to connect devices like smartphones or computers to speakers, car stereos, or other audio systems. It allows the transmission of analog audio signals between devices.