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usbroway Battery Charging Dock Desktop Charger for Motorola Radios
Desktop charging dock powers Ni-MH, Ni-CD and Li-ion batteries for compatible Motorola two-way radios
- TypeTwo-way Radio
- Charges Ni-MH Ni-CD Li-ion batteries for Motorola radios
- Wide AC input 110V-240V 50-60Hz suits global power
- Dock delivers DC 8.4V 400Am for reliable charging
- Compatible with XPR6300 XPR6550 DP3601 and XiR P8200 series
- Supports MOTOTRBO DP3400 DP3600 DGP4150 and XPR6580 models
Compatible Motorola Radio Models
This desktop charging dock supports a wide range of Motorola two-way radios including the XPR 6300, 6350, 6380, 6500, 6550 and 6580 series. It also fits the XiR P8200, P8208, P8260 and P8268 models along with DP 3400, 3401, 3600 and 3601 units. The IMPRES XPR 4380 and XPR 6100 are also compatible.
Power Input Flexibility
The included AC adapter accepts 110 to 240 volts at 50 or 60 hertz for worldwide mains use. The dock itself runs from a 12 volt DC source, allowing operation from a vehicle supply when the adapter is not used. Output to the battery is 8.4 volts at 400 milliamps for safe charging.
Battery Chemistry Support
This charger handles nickel-metal hydride, nickel-cadmium and lithium-ion packs without user selection. Teams using mixed battery types across their fleet can charge every pack on one dock. It does not support chemistries outside those three families.
Highlights
- Charges Ni-MH Ni-CD Li-ion batteries for Motorola radios
- Wide AC input 110V-240V 50-60Hz suits global power
- Dock delivers DC 8.4V 400Am for reliable charging
- Compatible with XPR6300 XPR6550 DP3601 and XiR P8200 series
- Supports MOTOTRBO DP3400 DP3600 DGP4150 and XPR6580 models
Specifications
| Type | Two-way Radio |
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Questions about this item
Will the AC adapter or the dock itself need replacing after heavy daily use?
The dock runs on a 12 V DC input rated at 600 mA and the AC adapter supplies 10.5 V at 1000 mA; either unit can be swapped independently if it fails.
What limits continuous charging sessions — thermal protection or current ceiling?
The dock’s output is capped at 8.4 V and 400 mA, so the current ceiling is the first limit reached during prolonged charging.
How much heat or fan noise does the charger produce when left on all day?
The adapter draws only 200 mA at 110–240 V AC and the dock operates at 12 V DC, 600 mA, so heat and noise stay minimal during continuous use.
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