Motorola Mag One BPR50dx UHF Radio

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    Product Specifications

  • Channels: 64
  • Frequency: UHF (400 - 470 MHz)
  • Modes: Analog & Digital
  • Size: 4.8 x 2.1 x 1.2 inches
  • Weight: 10.6 oz
  • Battery Life: 16 hours (Analog) / 23 hours (Digital)

    Included

  • Mag One BPR 50dx Radio
  • Battery
  • Belt Clip
  • Charger
  • 2-Year Warranty
  • 30-Day Returns

    Additional Specifications

  • 3 Programmable Buttons
  • Voice Announcements
  • Dual Priority Scan
  • Voice operation transmission (VOX)
  • IP55 Dust and Water Ingress Protection
  • Rugged to MIL-STD 810
  • Safety: Emergency Alert*, Lone Worker,* Remote Monitor, Radio Disable/Enable
  • System: Dual-Capacity Direct Mode*
  • Model #: AAH88SCK8AD5BN

Product Information

Motorola BPR50dX Radio - UHF Model AAH88SCK8AD5BN

If you need a radio with a battery that lasts ALL day, the Mag One BPR50dX-U is for you! We are talking up to 23 hours of battery life. More than enough juice to get you through a whole workday!

The BPR50dX two-way radio operates on UHF analog and digital frequencies. This gives you the flexibility to slowly transition your fleet of radios over to digital. There are so many benefits to digital, and I could go on and on (so I did in this article!).

But to briefly sum it up and not leave you hanging... you are going to get better audio quality (no static), extended range, better battery life and access to advanced features like 'call-all' to send a message to everyone, regardless of channels.

Digital is basically the future of two-way radios.

On the topic of audio quality, this radio has a 3-watt audio power output and noise cancellation, essentially meaning your messages will be heard loud and clear. 

Employee safety is crucial. Some states are even passing legislature for specific safety requirements, like an emergency button available to staff.

Fortunately, the BPR50dX-U has you covered! Equipped with an emergency button, 'lone worker' feature and remote monitoring - this two-way radio will keep your staff SAFE.

Key Features

  • Power: 4 watts
  • Channels: 64
  • Frequencies: UHF (400-470 MHZ)
  • Digital Mode for extended coverage and clearer audio
  • Battery Life: 16-23 hours
  • Weight: 10.6 oz
  • Height: 4.8 inches
  • USB-C Charging
  • 3 programmable buttons
  • Custom Channel Announcements
  • Voice Operation Transmission (VOX)
  • IP55 dust and water ingress protection
  • Noise Cancellation
  • Safety Features: Emergency Alert, Lone Worker, Remote Monitor
  • Dual Capacity Direct Mode

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For more information and to explore purchasing options, visit the official Motorola Solutions page.

 

What is the Mag One BPR50dX Series?

The BPR 50dX is a Mag One brand portable radio replacing the Mag One BPR40 portable radio.

 

What frequencies are supported in this model?

This model is available in UHF (400-470 MHz) frequency bands.

 

What modes are supported?

The BPR50d-U supports analog and digital (DMR) modes.

 

Is there an included warranty?

The BPR50dX radio includes a 2-Year Manufacturers Warranty

 

Are there new features in the updated Mag One series?

Yes there are new improved features in the BPR 50dX.

BPR 50dX provides USB-C Charging, IP55 Rating, top Emergency Button, clear and loud audio (Noise Cancellation, 3W audio output).

 

How many channels?

64 channels which can be distributed over 4 zones (max 16 channels per zone).

 

Backward Compatibility

Will BPR50d-U work with my existing radios?

Yes, the BPR50dX works with existing UHF compatible two-way radios.

 

Can the BPR40 batteries be used in the BPR50?

No. The BPR50dX uses different batteries.

 

Are the BPR40 accessories compatible with the BPR50?

Yes. The Mag One audio accessories for the BPR40 are compatible with the BPR50dX.

 

Does the BPR50d-U work with MOTOTRBO™?

The BPR50d-U comes with many standard analog and DMR II features. When configured correctly, it can work with MOTOTRBO radios.

 

Charging and battery life

What kind of battery does this two-way radio use?

2200mAh Li Ion battery.

 

Will this radio charge via direct USB-C connection as quickly as it does in the desktop charger?

No. Charging via direct USB-C connection on the radio is approximately 30% slower than using the desktop charger.

 

Will a HI CAP battery be offered in the future?

Currently, there are no plans to offer high capacity battery. The standard 2200mAh Li-Ion battery offered with the Mag One BPR 50dX offers 23 hours¹ of talk time, which should cover an entire shift.

 

Will the radio overcharge if it is left in the charger?

No, the radio will not overcharge if left in the charger. The radio, battery and charger system has charging algorithms and protective circuitries, automatically cutting off the charge when necessary.

 

Will there be a multi-unit charger for this radio?

Currently, there are no plans to offer a multi-unit charger.

 

Battery Storage and Care

 
How should the battery be stored?
Batteries should be stored in a well ventilated, temperature (68°F/20°C to 86°F/30°C) and humidity (30%-60%) controlled environment.
 
Do not store batteries with flammable materials, disassemble, crush, puncture, shred, discard your battery in a fire, or dry a wet battery with an appliance or heat source.
 

Does the battery ship fully charged?

In compliance with the International Air transport association (IATA) policy, Motorola Solutions Inc. (MSI) ships all Li-Ion batteries at a state of charged to less than 30% of their capacity.

 

Can the battery be charged in a non-Motorola charger?

Always charge your battery using the approved Motorola charger. Charging in non-Motorola chargers may lead to reduced performance and battery damage.

 

Should I charge my battery while stored?

  • New batteries that will be stored should be charged to greater than 50% (but less than 100%) state of charge within 1 month of receipt. Every 12 months, batteries must be recharged to greater than 50% state of charge
  • Batteries removed from service for storage should be charged to greater than 50% state of charge. Every 12 months, batteries must be recharged to greater than 50% state of charge.
  • Do not store batteries attached to radios or host devices. This will minimize current drain on the battery.
Audio and Accessories

Is there any latex in the radio or new accessories?

No

 

What settings are needed for the best audio experience?

To achieve the loudest audio level and minimize ambient noise, it is recommended to enable Enhanced Audio Power, RX Noise Cancellation, and TX Noise Cancellation. These are set through Customer Programming Software (CPS).

 

What type of antenna connector does the radio use?

The BPR50dU uses SMA (SubMiniature version A) RF connector.

 

Can I use BPR40 audio accessories with BPR50dX?

Yes. The Mag One audio accessories offered for BPR40 are compatible with BPR50.

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