Cameron & Co
Cameron & Co DS-CS-HTX100TW Li-ion battery 7.4V 1400mAh 10.36Wh black
Lithium-ion 7.4 V 1400 mAh battery powers compatible HYT and Hytera two-way radios
- TypeAccessories (Battery)
- Li-ion chemistry provides reliable power for two-way radios
- 4 V 1400 mAh capacity delivers 10.36 Wh of energy
- Compatible with HYT X1e X1p and Hytera X1pi-U1 X1pi-V1 Z1p models
- Replaces original BL1401 and BL1809 battery part numbers
- Compact 78.15 x 55.80 x 16.76 mm form factor fits radio chassis
Li-ion battery for HYT and Hytera radios
This 7.4 V lithium-ion pack delivers 1.4 Ah of capacity and fits HYT X1e, X1p, Hytera X1pi-U1, X1pi-V1, Z1p and Z1p F3 models. It replaces original part numbers BL1401 and BL1809 with direct mechanical and electrical compatibility.
OEM-compatible replacement cell
The cell matches the factory voltage and 10.36 Wh energy rating, so the radio’s fuel gauge and charge circuitry operate exactly as with the original pack. No firmware updates or adapter cables are required for installation.
Capacity suited to typical shift use
At 1400 mAh the pack supports a full day of moderate transmit and receive cycles before needing a recharge. Heavy-duty users running continuous high-power transmission will reach the limit sooner and should plan for a spare cell.
Highlights
- Li-ion chemistry provides reliable power for two-way radios
- 4 V 1400 mAh capacity delivers 10.36 Wh of energy
- Compatible with HYT X1e X1p and Hytera X1pi-U1 X1pi-V1 Z1p models
- Replaces original BL1401 and BL1809 battery part numbers
- Compact 78.15 x 55.80 x 16.76 mm form factor fits radio chassis
Specifications
| Brand | Cameron Sino |
|---|---|
| Model | DS-CS-HTX100TW |
| Type | Accessories (Battery) |
Questions about this item
How long will the 1400mAh Li-ion cell last before it needs replacing?
The 1.4 Ah lithium-ion pack is rated for several hundred charge cycles; capacity will gradually drop and a replacement is typically needed after two to three years of daily use.
What limits runtime during a full shift of continuous transmit?
The 10.36 Wh capacity sets the hard ceiling; heavy transmit duty cycles will drain the pack in a few hours before voltage drops below the radio's cutoff.
Does the battery get hot or draw extra power when the radio runs all day?
Normal operation stays near the 7.4 V nominal voltage; the pack warms slightly under sustained load but has no active cooling and draws only the current the radio requires.
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