Bolton Technical
Bolton Technical BP4497LI 7.4V Li-ion Battery with Belt Clip
7.4 V Li-ion rechargeable battery with belt clip for Motorola CP, DP, GP, PR and EP series radios, rated for over 800 charge cycles
- Compatible with CP040 CP140 CP150 CP160 CP200 DP1400 PR400 GP3688 radios
- Belt clip included for secure hands-free carry
- Premium Li-ion cells deliver over 800 charge cycles
- Smart IC chip prevents over-charging over-discharging short-circuiting over-heating
- Same size and thickness as original BP4497LI NNTN4970 battery
Product Identity
The Bolton Technical BP4497LI is a 7.4V lithium-ion replacement battery supplied with a belt clip. It fits a wide range of Motorola two-way radios including the CP040, CP140, CP150, CP160, CP200, DP1400, PR400, EP450 and GP3688 series.
Upgrade Value
This cell replaces original BP4497LI, NNTN4970, NNTN4851AC, PMNN4251AR and PMNN4252AR packs while keeping the same dimensions. It is rated for over 800 charge cycles and uses an integrated protection circuit against over-charge, over-discharge, short-circuit and over-heating.
Best Fit
Suits professionals who need a direct-fit spare or primary pack for the listed radios and want the convenience of a belt clip. Not for users of other radio brands, models outside the compatibility list, or anyone requiring a different voltage or chemistry.
Highlights
- Compatible with CP040 CP140 CP150 CP160 CP200 DP1400 PR400 GP3688 radios
- Belt clip included for secure hands-free carry
- Premium Li-ion cells deliver over 800 charge cycles
- Smart IC chip prevents over-charging over-discharging short-circuiting over-heating
- Same size and thickness as original BP4497LI NNTN4970 battery
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the belt clip included with the BP4497LI battery fit the same way as the original Motorola clip?
Yes, the battery matches the original BP4497LI size and thickness so the supplied clip mounts exactly like the factory one.
What is the first step when installing this battery into a CP200 or DP1400 radio?
Power off the radio completely, then slide the battery pack into the rear cavity until the latch clicks securely.
After roughly how many charge cycles should I expect the BP4497LI to need replacement?
The cells are tested to last over 800 charge cycles before capacity drops enough to warrant a new pack.
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