Motorola PMLN7240AR Talkabout T400 whistle belt clip twin pack
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BatteryJack inc.
Slim replacement battery powers Motorola XTS 5000 two-way radios with high-quality cells
The BatteryJack M6034SLIM is a new replacement battery built specifically for the Motorola XTS 5000 two-way radio. It uses high-quality cells and plastics to deliver reliable power for professional communication needs. This unit is not suited for users requiring batteries for other radio models or different connector types.
The slim design fits the radio chassis without adding bulk during daily operation. Quality cells help maintain stable voltage output across a standard duty cycle. An 18 month warranty backs the manufacturing quality of the pack.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Slide the battery into the radio chassis until the latch clicks securely; the step users often miss is confirming the latch is fully engaged so the pack cannot shift during use.
Expect to replace the pack when run-time drops noticeably; the 18 month warranty period gives a baseline for typical usable life before a new battery is required.
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