Equipped with analog/digital modes, an ultra-slim profile, and single-hand operability, the UHF-band, non-display Motorola MOTOTRBO SL300 portable two-way radio provides a smooth and simple transition from traditional analog communication systems to highly beneficial digital technology, making it advantageous for business applications such as hospitality, security, education, and more. This rugged radio is IP54 rated for reliable use in a variety of indoor and outdoor environments, and its 15-hour battery life (with the supplied battery) ensures dependability for long shifts.

The SL300 features two channels, selectable output power up to 3W, and Range Max technology, allowing consistent and intelligible communication with performance on par with what's typical of 4W radios. Voice announcements and the intelligently designed control layout let you operate the SL300 with one hand while keeping your eyes on your work. Thanks to its compatibility with a range of optional chargers, earpieces, surveillance kits, and carry accessories, the SL300 can be adapted for optimal performance in numerous configurations.

Analog and Digital Capability    2 Channels in 403 to 470 MHz UHF Band    Selectable Output Power at 1, 2, or 3W    Range Max Offers Performance Equal to 4W    IP54 Rated for Challenging Environments    Straightforward Operation, No Display    Ultra-Slim and Rugged Profile    Transmit Interrupt Capability    Voice Announcement    Battery Life up to 15 Hours

Measuring less than an inch thick, the SL300 redefines portability. It can be carried easily in a pocket or purse without catching or bulging.

The SL300 features a separate power button, top-channel toggle switch, side volume control buttons, and prominent push-to-talk button to support one-hand radio operation.

Utilize the power of the 2-slot TDMA DMR standard to double the capacity of your 12.5 kHz channel without the need for a repeater.

Rugged and reliable, the SL300 is splash-proof and dustproof for use in harsh environments.

The SL300 features an advanced radio design and a patented antenna which delivers enhanced range while maintaining a slim profile and long battery life.

Optional carry accessories, earpieces, and charging stations allow you to get maximum efficiency from your SL300.

Get all the benefits of digital, including better voice quality, better range, and better battery life, but retain compatibility with your existing radio fleet. With analog and digital capability, you have the freedom to migrate to the latest technology at your own pace.

Enables a supervisor to interrupt another radio conversation to deliver critical communication exactly when and where it's needed.

Audible prompts confirm operations on your radio, allowing you to keep your eyes on the job.

Efficient charging and easy programming via micro-USB.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. placed a brand new battery in walkie talkie, placed on charger, will not work any advise?

A: If you purchased this item at B&H. Please contact Customer Service they can be reached by phone at 800.221.5743 or 212.239.7765. As an alternative, you can send them an e-mail to CS@bhphotovideo.com.

Q: 2. How long will a fully charged radio last before it dies?

A: The battery life for the Motorola RMU2040 would be up to 15 hours with battery save up to 12 hours without battery save.

Q: 3. Wish Kind of radio it's vhf Or UHF

A: Both. Frequency range VHF - 136 - 174 MHz; UHF - 403 - 470 MHz https://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html#tabproductinfo

Q: 4. What digital Mode does this radio transmit on. I do not mean the frequency hoping capability. Is Digital mode DMR or NXDN or P25?

A: According to Motorola's technical support, it is nether. Furthermore, there aren't any public whitepapers or specifications available on the DTR series to determine which digital radio standard (DMR, P25, dPMR, OpenSky, NXDN) is being employed. In my research, I did find one source that claimed it was a P25 radio, but Motorola said it was not. Conversely, if you are interested in a P25 radio, you can look at Motorola's APX portable radios.

Q: 5. Do you need a ham radio license or something different?

A: The Motorola MOTOTRBO CP200d Portable 5W 16-Channel Analog/Digital 2-Way Radio requires a license from the FCC for legal use. For business applications, a "Business Radio Service" license is required. For private use, a "GMRS" (general mobile radio service) license is required.

Q: 6. Do these come program?

A: Yes, these radios come programmed and ready to use and are quite simple to operate, the only thing you will need to do is attach the antenna and belt clip. You can view the user's guide by following the link below: https://www.motorolasolutions.com/content/dam/msi/docs/business/products/two-way_radios/portable_radios/small_business_portable_radios/bpr40/_documents/static_files/bpr40_en.pdf

Q: 7. Does this product come with the chargers?

A: Yes - each unit coms with an AC powered charger and charging base. Nice that the holster also fits into the base with the unit. Neat.

Q: 8. Can these work with / be paired / are compatible with Motorola R2

A: Yes, the Motorola RMU2040 On-Site 2-Way Radio can be paired with the Motorola R2 Portable 2-Way Analog/Digital 4-Watt, 64 Channel, UHF Radio, however, the number of available channels will be limited.

Q: 9. Does this unit have a 3.5mm jack for external headphones, or is there a proprietary connector?

A: The CP200D uses a two-prong connector for external headsets.

Q: 10. Does it include charger and battery?

A: Thank you for your question. this unit will come with both the charger with wall wart and battery.