Product Information
Motorola Curve Two-Way Radio
The Motorola Curve is built for businesses that need reliable, instant communication without the complexity of traditional radio systems. Designed for retail stores, restaurants, hotels, warehouses, and hospitals, it combines the simplicity of push-to-talk with the power of Wi-Fi connectivity—giving your team everything they need to stay focused and in sync throughout the day.
Smart Communication, Right Out of the Box
Most radios make you choose between simplicity and functionality. The Curve gives you both. Operating on 10 channels across the license-free 900 MHz band, there's no FCC license required and no additional licensing fees to worry about. Just power it on, and your team is ready to communicate across up to 300,000 square feet—or 20 floors—of coverage.
Key communication features include:
- Private Reply – Respond directly to a caller without broadcasting to the entire team, reducing unnecessary noise and ear fatigue
- Call All Available – Reach every staff member instantly during emergencies or urgent situations
- Page All Available – Send a quick alert across the whole team with a single button press
- Direct Call – Connect with specific individuals or groups (requires Voice Assistant subscription)
- Voicemail – Leave and receive messages when a direct call isn't possible (requires Voice Assistant subscription)
Wi-Fi Enhanced for Smarter Operations
What sets the Curve apart from standard business radios is its optional Wi-Fi integration. Pair it with the Curve Digital HUB to unlock voice assistance capabilities, letting your team log in and out, place calls, and send voicemails using simple voice commands—no hands required.
The Curve Portal gives managers a centralized dashboard to monitor radio usage, manage devices, and organize your team's communication—all from a desktop or mobile device.
Built to Handle the Demands of a Real Workday
A radio is only as good as its durability, and the Curve doesn't cut corners. It meets MIL-STD 810 standards and carries an IP5X dust and humidity resistance rating, making it reliable in demanding, fast-paced environments. Its polycarbonate housing also features built-in antimicrobial properties—an important consideration for customer-facing industries like hospitality and healthcare.
At just 5.11 ounces, the Curve is lightweight enough for all-day wear, and its ergonomic design keeps it comfortable in hand during back-to-back shifts.
Power That Lasts All Day
With up to 12 hours of battery life on a standard charge and a 4-hour recharge time, the Curve keeps your team connected from the first shift to the last. Need more? The optional High Capacity Battery extends that runtime even further, and a multi-unit charger lets you power up to 6 radios simultaneously.
What's Included with Your Purchase
Every Motorola Curve purchased through TechWholesale includes:
- Curve radio handset
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery (BT90)
- Belt holster
- Drop-in tray charger with power adapter
- Quick reference guide and safety booklet
Motorola Curve Specs at a Glance
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Channels | 10 |
| Frequency | 902–928 MHz |
| RF Output | 1 Watt |
| Range | Up to 300,000 sq. ft. / 20 floors |
| Battery Life | Up to 12 hours |
| Charging Time | 4 hours |
| Weight | 5.11 oz |
| Dimensions | 4.55" x 1.87" x 0.95" |
| Durability | MIL-STD 810, IP5X |
| FCC License Required | No |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Ready to Equip Your Team?
The Motorola Curve is a smart investment for any business that depends on fast, reliable team communication. Whether you're managing a retail floor, coordinating hotel staff, or running a busy restaurant, it delivers the coverage and clarity your operation needs.
Contact TechWholesale for a bulk pricing quote.
General Questions
What is the Motorola Curve Two-Way Radio?
The Motorola Curve is a digital two-way radio built for businesses that need reliable, instant communication.
It combines the simplicity of push-to-talk with Wi-Fi-enabled features, making it a practical solution for retail stores, restaurants, hotels, schools, construction sites, and more.
Whether you're coordinating a team across 20 floors or managing staff across a large warehouse, the Curve keeps everyone connected.
Do I need an FCC license to use the Motorola Curve?
No. The Curve operates on the 900 MHz ISM Band, which means it's completely license-free. You can take it out of the box and get your team communicating right away—no paperwork, no waiting, no ongoing licensing fees.
Coverage & Range
What is the range of the Motorola Curve?
The Curve delivers reliable coverage across a broad range of environments:
- Indoors: Up to 300,000 square feet or 20 floors
- Outdoors: Up to 1–2 miles For most retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and multi-floor office buildings, this range is more than sufficient for seamless team coordination.
Will the Curve work in a large warehouse or multi-story building?
Yes. The Curve is specifically designed to handle large, complex environments. With indoor coverage of up to 300,000 square feet and 20 floors, it's well-suited for warehouses, manufacturing plants, and multi-level commercial properties.
If your facility exceeds these dimensions, consider pairing the Curve with a digital repeater for expanded coverage.
Battery Life and Charging
How long does the Motorola Curve battery last?
12 Hours of battery life. Recharge time is 4 hours.
Durability & Build Quality
Is the Motorola Curve built to last in tough environments?
Absolutely. The Curve is rated to MIL-STD 810C, D, E, F, G, H standards—the same ruggedness benchmark used by military and industrial-grade equipment. It's built to handle drops, dust, and temperature extremes ranging from -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to 140°F).
Does the Motorola Curve have an antimicrobial coating?
Yes. The polycarbonate housing features a built-in antimicrobial coating, making it a smart choice for hygiene-sensitive environments like hospitals, restaurants, and hotels. This is a detail that matters when radios are shared between staff members throughout the day.
Features & Functionality
What is the Private Reply feature?
Private Reply lets a team member respond directly to a caller without broadcasting to the entire group.
This is ideal for situations where a quick, discreet response is needed—think a hotel concierge confirming a guest's request without interrupting the rest of the team.
The top button on the Curve is set to Private Reply by default, so it's ready to use right out of the box.
What is the Direct Call feature, and does it require a subscription?
Direct Call allows you to connect with a specific individual or group on the radio rather than broadcasting to everyone. This feature requires a Voice Assistant subscription through the Motorola Curve Portal.
What is Wi-Fi enabled voice assistance?
When paired with the Curve Digital HUB and a Motorola Curve Portal subscription, the Curve unlocks voice assistance capabilities—allowing hands-free access to radio features via voice commands.
This is particularly useful in environments where staff need to keep their hands free, such as kitchens, warehouses, or construction sites. Note: Voice control is currently compatible with English only.
Which features require a subscription?
Some of the Curve's more advanced capabilities are subscription-based:
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- Voice Assistance
- Direct Call
- Voicemail
Compatibility & Interoperability
Is the Motorola Curve compatible with other Motorola radios?
Yes. The Curve is fully interoperable with Motorola's DTR and DLR radio series.
Since all three operate on the same 900 MHz digital radio technology, you can run a mixed fleet without any compatibility issues. This is a significant advantage for businesses that already own DTR700 or DLR1060 units and want to expand or upgrade their fleet incrementally.
How many channels does the Motorola Curve support?
The Curve supports up to 10 channels, giving your team the flexibility to organize communications by department, location, or task—keeping conversations structured and reducing unnecessary noise.
Still have questions?
Contact our team for personalized guidance on whether the Motorola Curve is the right fit for your business—we're here to help you make an informed decision.
