Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio

The Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio is a license-free 900 MHz ISM digital two-way radio built for the high-pressure worlds of retail and hospitality, pairing rugged push-to-talk reliability with modern Wi-Fi-enabled voice assistance. It runs on the private 902–928 MHz ISM band — no FCC license, no airtime fees, and no load on your internal Wi-Fi. Explore more license-free two-way radios or browse the full range of business two-way radios.

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Who Is the Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio For?

The Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio is purpose-built for retail and hospitality teams — storefronts, restaurants, hotels, and venues that need instant, private push-to-talk without the cost or complexity of an FCC license. Its antimicrobial housing and rugged build make it ideal for radios shared across shifts, while the optional Wi-Fi Voice Assistant suits operations that want cloud-connected coordination. Teams replacing aging fleets can see why the CURVE replaces legacy radios, browse more license-free two-way radios, or weigh your options with our guide to digital vs analog two-way radios.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio

• Does the Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio require an FCC license?

No. The Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio operates on the license-free 902–928 MHz 900 MHz ISM band, so there is no FCC license to obtain and no airtime fees. Browse more license-free two-way radios or contact our radio experts at 1-800-984-1534.

• What is the battery life and range of the CURVE DLR110?

The CURVE DLR110 delivers up to 16 hours of battery life and roughly 300,000 sq ft of coverage, or about 20 floors, on its 1-watt, 10-channel design — enough for most retail and hospitality footprints. Actual range varies with terrain and building construction.

• Is communication on the CURVE DLR110 secure and private?

Yes. The Motorola CURVE DLR110 Business Radio uses Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS), which keeps conversations private and resists eavesdropping and interference across busy floors.

• Does the CURVE DLR110 work with Wi-Fi?

Yes. Pair the CURVE DLR110 with Wi-Fi to unlock cloud-based management and an optional Voice Assistant — log in, contact teams, and leave messages by voice — without adding load to your internal network for standard radio calls.

• Is the Motorola CURVE DLR110 rugged enough for shared, daily use?

Yes. The CURVE DLR110 is built to MIL-STD 810 (C–H) and carries an IP52 rating against dust and water, with an antimicrobial polycarbonate housing that makes it ideal for radios passed between shifts.