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Motorola CP100D Analog UHF Two-Way Radio 16ch 4W 403-480MHz
A 16-channel UHF two-way radio with a 4-watt output covering 403-480 MHz, featuring a display and limited keypad for straightforward operation
- TypeTwo-way Radio
- 16 channels for flexible team communication
- 4-watt UHF output extends transmission range
- 403-480 MHz frequency band suits indoor and outdoor use
- Display and limited keypad simplify channel selection
- Analog operation compatible with existing radio fleets
Motorola CP100D analog UHF two-way radio
The Motorola CP100D is a new analog UHF portable two-way radio that delivers 4 watts of transmit power across 16 channels within the 403-480 MHz frequency range. It features a display and limited keypad for direct channel selection and menu navigation. The bundle is programmed for compatibility with Motorola RDU4160D radios.
Suits teams needing simple UHF voice coordination
This radio suits construction crews, security staff and hospitality teams that need straightforward push-to-talk communication on a shared UHF system. It is not for users who require digital trunking, encryption, GPS tracking or data messaging features. Buyers needing more than 16 channels or operation outside the 403-480 MHz band should look at other equipment.
16-channel capacity and 403-480 MHz UHF band
The single specification that decides fit is the 16-channel capacity combined with the 403-480 MHz UHF band. Confirm your existing fleet uses analog UHF on these frequencies and that 16 channels cover your talk-group needs before purchasing.
Highlights
- 16 channels for flexible team communication
- 4-watt UHF output extends transmission range
- 403-480 MHz frequency band suits indoor and outdoor use
- Display and limited keypad simplify channel selection
- Analog operation compatible with existing radio fleets
Specifications
| Brand | Motorola Solutions |
|---|---|
| Type | Two-way Radio |
Questions about this item
How do I install the antenna on the CP100D and what step is often missed?
Screw the supplied UHF antenna onto the SMA connector until it seats firmly; the step often missed is tightening it fully so the 403-480 MHz range performs as specified.
What maintenance or replacement will the CP100D need over time?
The rechargeable battery pack will eventually lose capacity and should be replaced with a genuine Motorola Solutions pack to keep 4-watt transmit power reliable.
What limit appears first during prolonged heavy use of the CP100D?
Battery runtime is the first limit; continuous 4-watt transmission on 16 channels drains the pack faster than standby, so plan for spare packs on long shifts.
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