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Motorola
Temple transducer headset with behind-the-head fit, in-earpiece microphone and 48 in cable for Motorola two-pin radios
The Motorola RMN5114 Temple Transducer is a behind-the-head headset adapter built for Motorola two-way radios in the CLS, DLR, DTR, RD and RM series. It connects via a two-pin plug to models such as the CU1110, CU1410, DTR410, RU2020, RU2080, RU4100, RU4160, RV2020, RV2080 and RV5100.
The single-wire design carries both audio and a push-to-talk button while the microphone sits inside the earpiece. Temple conduction leaves the ears uncovered so users hear ambient sound and radio traffic at the same time. A 48-inch cable provides enough reach for belt-worn radios without excess slack.
Because the transducer rests on the temples there is no ear-cup seal to trap heat during long shifts. The open-ear layout adds virtually no weight on the head and produces no fan or motor noise. Power is drawn directly from the radio through the two-pin connector so no separate battery or charger is required.
| Brand | Motorola |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
It is compatible with CLS, DLR, DTR, RD and RM series radios including model numbers such as CU1110GYN1AA, DTR410GYM9AA and RU4100BKN9AA.
The adapter terminates in a two-pin radio connector that plugs directly into the accessory port on supported Motorola handhelds.
It uses a behind-the-head temple transducer design with the push-to-talk microphone built into the earpiece.
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