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SL300 Series Radios

Ultra-slim Motorola SL300 MOTOTRBO digital radios - available in display and non-display models for hospitality, retail, and offices.

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Choose two-channel simplicity or the larger channel capacity of the Active View display model.

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Channels2Up to 99
InterfaceNo displayActive View display
ModeAnalog and digitalAnalog and digital
Band choicesUHF or VHFUHF or VHF
ProtectionIP54IP54
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Get help choosing the right configuration. Send your current model numbers, radio quantity and where the team will use them.

Common buying questions

Which SL300 suits supervisors?

Choose the display model when supervisors need more than two channels or visible channel information. Non-display fits staff using one or two programmed channels.

Should I choose UHF or VHF?

Start with the frequency band and channel plan used by your existing system. UHF and VHF are separate hardware choices and cannot talk directly to each other. For a new system, ask us to review the building, outdoor areas and coverage requirements before choosing.

Can these radios work with my existing radios?

Share your current model numbers and channel settings before ordering. Matching the series name or channel number alone does not establish compatibility; the frequency band, operating mode and programmed settings must also match.

What comes with each portable radio?

Each radio includes one battery and one individual charger. Multipacks include individual chargers; a multi-unit charger is included only when the selected package specifies it. Check the exact pack contents before ordering.

Is programming included?

Radio programming is available at no charge. Tell us which existing radios and channel settings you need to match, and request programming when ordering. Programming cannot add unsupported hardware or system features.

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