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usbroway RLN6307 Belt Clip 2-Pack for Motorola Radios
Two-pack of replacement belt clips compatible with Motorola CP110, RDU and RDV series radios for secure carry
- TypeTwo-way Radio
- Secure radio carry with durable belt clip
- Compatible with Motorola CP110, RDU and RDV series
- Replaces OEM part numbers RLN6305, RLN6307, RLN6308
- Two clips included for spare or dual-radio use
- High-quality construction ensures reliable attachment
Two-Pack Belt Clip for Motorola Radios
This two-pack supplies replacement belt clips for Motorola portable two-way radios. Each clip matches part numbers RLN6305, RLN6307 and RLN6308. Compatible models include CP110, RDU2020, RDU2080D, RDU4100, RDU4160D, RDV2020, RDV2080D, RDV5100 and EP150. The clips let users secure the radio to a belt or strap for hands-free carry.
Durable Construction for Daily Use
Moulded from high-quality plastic, the clips resist cracking and wear during repeated attachment and removal. The spring tension holds the radio firmly without damaging the housing. No tools are required for fitting; the clip slides onto the radio’s built-in rail and locks in place. The lightweight design adds negligible bulk to the radio.
Ready-to-Install Spare Pair
Two clips are included so a damaged or lost clip can be swapped immediately and a spare kept on hand. This suits teams that rotate radios between shifts or work in environments where clips are frequently stressed. Buyers needing a single clip or a different mounting style such as a holster or chest harness will not be served by this pack.
Highlights
- Secure radio carry with durable belt clip
- Compatible with Motorola CP110, RDU and RDV series
- Replaces OEM part numbers RLN6305, RLN6307, RLN6308
- Two clips included for spare or dual-radio use
- High-quality construction ensures reliable attachment
Specifications
| Type | Two-way Radio |
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the RLN6307 clip to my CP110 radio, and what step do people often miss?
Slide the clip onto the radio's battery rail until the spring tab clicks into the notch; the step people miss is pressing the tab fully down so the clip locks instead of sliding off.
Will the spring tension on these RLN6307 clips weaken over time, and can I replace just the spring?
The spring is moulded into the clip body and is not user-replaceable; if tension drops, replace the whole clip.
What fails first on the RLN6307 when clipped to a heavy RDU4160D during all-day use?
The plastic retention tab that locks into the radio's notch is the first part to crack under constant weight and vibration.
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