Motorola BPR40
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Motorola BPR40 (Mag One) Analog Business Two-Way Radio
Current Mag One Model • UHF / VHF • 8 or 16 Channels • Analog • Small-Business Workhorse
The Motorola BPR40, also known as the Mag One, is a dependable analog business two-way radio built for small and medium businesses that need reliable on-site communication without complexity. Available in UHF (403 to 470 MHz) or VHF (136 to 174 MHz), it delivers clear audio across 8 or 16 channels with selectable 1W low and 4W high power, covering roughly 250,000 sq ft or up to 20 floors. Part of the Mag One series, the Motorola BPR40 remains a current model in Motorola's lineup, and if you want to add digital capability, the next-generation Motorola BPR50dX is sold alongside it.
What the Motorola BPR40 Offers
Selectable 1W / 4W Power
Switch between 1-watt low and 4-watt high output to balance battery life against the range each job demands.
UHF or VHF Bands
Available as UHF 403 to 470 MHz or VHF 136 to 174 MHz to suit indoor or wider-area use.
8 or 16 Channels
Enough capacity to separate teams, departments, or sites on a single fleet.
All-Day Battery
Up to 16 hours of run time, a full shift of dependable talk time on a single charge.
Broad On-Site Coverage
About 250,000 sq ft or up to 20 floors of reliable range, varying with terrain and building construction.
Rugged & Weather-Resistant
MIL-STD 810 C, D, E, and F durability with an IP-X4 splash-resistant housing for retail, hospitality, and security use.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Motorola BPR40 (Mag One) |
| Band / Frequency Range | UHF: 403 to 470 MHz or VHF: 136 to 174 MHz |
| Channels | 8 or 16 channels (depending on model) |
| Power Output | 1W low / 4W high |
| Coverage / Range | 250,000 sq ft / up to 20 floors (varies with terrain and building construction) |
| Battery Life | Up to 16 hours |
| Analog / Digital | Analog |
| Encryption | No |
| Durability | MIL-STD 810 C, D, E, F |
| IP Rating | IP-X4 |
| License Required | Yes, FCC license required for business frequencies |
| Warranty | 2-year standard warranty |
| Status | Active, current model in Motorola's Mag One lineup |
Want Digital? Consider the Motorola BPR50dX
The Motorola BPR50dX is the next-generation Mag One business radio, adding current digital and analog operation while supporting the same straightforward push-to-talk use cases. Contact our radio experts to compare models and confirm accessory compatibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola BPR40
• Is the Motorola BPR40 discontinued?
No. The Motorola BPR40 (Mag One) is an active model in Motorola's current lineup, Motorola's official BPR40 product page is live with no end-of-life notice. Some third-party sites incorrectly list it as discontinued. If you want digital capability, the Motorola BPR50dX is the next-generation Mag One option sold alongside it.
• What is the best upgrade from the Motorola BPR40?
If you're ready to move to digital, the natural upgrade is the Motorola BPR50dX. It is the next-generation Mag One, adds current digital/analog capability, and serves the same small-to-medium business use cases the BPR40 covers. You can also compare the full Mag One series or other business two-way radios.
• Do I need a license to use the Motorola BPR40?
Yes. The Motorola BPR40 operates on UHF or VHF business frequencies that require an FCC license. For license-free requirements, compare our current license-free radio options or contact our radio experts.
• Can I still get batteries and accessories for the BPR40?
Yes. We carry BPR40 batteries, chargers, and audio accessories. Call our team at 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts and we'll help you find compatible parts or spec an upgrade to the Motorola BPR50dX.
Official Motorola resources
Use these manufacturer resources for specifications, operation, accessories, and legacy-fleet support.
Need the owner manual or programming instructions? Visit the Motorola BPR40 Manual, Setup & Programming Guide.