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Motorola NNTN8860B IMPRES 2 Single-Unit Battery Charger for APX Series

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Motorola NNTN8860B IMPRES 2 Single-Unit Battery Charger for APX SeriesIMPRES 2 Single Unit Rapid Charger Kit (US NA) The Motorola NNTN8860B is an advanced IMPRES 2 Single Unit Charger kit designed to drastically reduce downtime for mission critical operations. This complete charging solution, which includes the charger base (NNTN8845B) and a US power supply, charges compatible batteries up to 100% faster than previous models, ensuring your APX and SRX series radios are ready when you need them. The Motorola NNTN8860B is

IMPRES 2 Single-Unit Rapid Charger Kit (US/NA)

The Motorola NNTN8860B is an advanced IMPRES 2 Single-Unit Charger kit designed to drastically reduce downtime for mission-critical operations. This complete charging solution, which includes the charger base (NNTN8845B) and a US power supply, charges compatible batteries up to 100% faster than previous models, ensuring your APX and SRX series radios are ready when you need them. The Motorola NNTN8860B is the updated version of the Motorola NNTN8860A and the NNTN8860.

Utilizing the intelligent IMPRES 2 technology, the Motorola NNTN8860B communicates with your battery to optimize its performance and maximize its lifespan by automatically managing charging and reconditioning cycles. Beyond rapid charging, this unit includes dual USB ports for charging other devices and a convenient calibration control switch to ensure peak battery efficiency.

Key Features

  • IMPRES 2 Rapid Charging: Delivers a charge rate that is twice as fast as older chargers, significantly minimizing radio downtime and maximizing operational efficiency.
  • Intelligent IMPRES 2 Technology: Optimizes battery reconditioning and charging cycles, extending the lifespan and capacity of IMPRES 2 and older IMPRES batteries.
  • Dual USB Ports: Features two integrated USB charging ports, providing convenient power for smartphones or other portable devices alongside your radio battery.
  • Calibration Control: Includes an enable/disable calibration switch on the unit to optimize battery performance and capacity readings.
  • Complete Kit: Supplied as a full kit, including the charger base (NNTN8845B) and the 115VAC US/NA power supply (PS000040A01) for immediate use. 

Compatibility

APX5000 APX6000 APX6000 XE APX7000
APX7000XE APX8000 APX8000XE SRX2200

Benefits

  • Maximized Operational Uptime: Achieves a 100% faster charge rate, ensuring your radios spend less time in the charger and more time in the field.
  • Extended Battery Life: The intelligent charging cycle management increases the overall service life and number of charge cycles for your IMPRES batteries.
  • Reduced Clutter: The integrated USB ports eliminate the need for separate chargers, streamlining your charging station.
  • Mission-Critical Reliability: Ensures batteries are always charged to their full, optimized capacity, guaranteeing dependable power for critical communications.

 

Warranty

1-year manufacturer's warranty

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