Two Way Radio Batteries

Many of our customers ask the question "how long will my batteries last before I have to replace them?" The answer to this has many variables such as the type of battery you have as well as the usage of the battery. Motorola radios typically use NiCD, NiMH. Lithium Ion or Impress batteries and each of these has its own benefits. Here is a little overview of each type of battery.

1)NiCD Batteries: Designed to peform best in an enviroment where there is extreme heat or cold. These do have more of a memory effect which means you will have to replace these more often.
2)NiMH Batteries: Batteries designed for everyday radio use. These batteries are usually good for shifts that are no longer than 8-9 hours before they need recharging. These do also have a memory effect so they will need replacing more often than Lithium Ion batteries.
3)Lithium Ion Batteries: Batteries designed for longer work shifts which are usually 12-14 hours depending on the battery and usage. These batteries have little to no memory effect so they will not need replacing as often. They are also lighter weight than NiCD or NiMH batteries.
4)Impress Batteries: These batteries are the best Motorola offers and they have many benefits. They are lightweight and some models are also waterproof. Impress batteries have an 18 month warranty which is 6 months longer than any other battery made.

Motorola suggest replacing all batteries at 18 months in order to have the best performance. For an extensive selection of Motorola Two Way Batteries and Accessories head over to TalkTwoWay.com.

Motorola Extends Rebates

The rebates of last year were such a success that Motorola has decided to extend the timelines. There are several rebate options offered including a trade in promotion of $800 off new digital radios when you trade in 8 qualifying two way radios. Motorola also has a mail in rebate of $250 for every 8 Motorola CP200 radios purchased. Now is the time to take advantage of the savings with the new rebates. Please call us at 704-597-5220 or visit our site www.twowayradiodealers.com for any questions regarding two way communications.