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MOTOROLA PMLN6597 Multi-Unit Charger for CP Series - Motorola-Compatible Chargers
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MOTOROLA PMLN6597 Multi-Unit Charger for CP Series

<p>The Motorola PMLN6597 Multi-Unit Charger is a reliable charging solution designed for the CP series of two-way radios. This charger can simultaneously charge up to six radios, making it an efficient choice for…

SKU 3G-OTH-385532

Also listed as: PMLN 6597 · PMLN-6597

Brand
MOTOROLA
Item
PMLN6597 Multi-Unit Charger for CP Series
Part Number
PMLN6597
Category
Motorola-Compatible Chargers
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Also known as:PMLN6597MOTOROLA
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Technical Specifications

MOTOROLA
Manufacturer Part Number
PMLN6597
Type
For CP Series, PMLN6597
AC
110 V
Product Type
Multi-Unit Charger
Radios Charged
6
Compatible Radio Series
CP

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Product Description

<p>The Motorola PMLN6597 Multi-Unit Charger is a reliable charging solution designed for the CP series of two-way radios. This charger can simultaneously charge up to six radios, making it an efficient choice for teams that need to keep multiple units powered and ready. It operates on a standard 110V AC power supply, ensuring compatibility with common electrical outlets.</p><p>Ideal for warehouses, security teams, and event management, this charger streamlines your operations by reducing downtime. As a Singapore-based supplier, 3G Electric offers this product with SGD quotes on request, handles GST for local buyers, and provides fast delivery across Singapore and Southeast Asia.</p>

Frequently Asked Questions

How many radios can the Motorola PMLN6597 charge at once?

The Motorola PMLN6597 is a multi-unit charger that can charge up to six CP series radios simultaneously.

What is the input voltage for this charger?

The charger operates on 110V AC power.

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3G Electric supplies MOTOROLA motorola-compatible chargers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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