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Motorola PS000227A11 Micro-USB Plug-In Charger (5V 1A Power Supply, replaces 25009298001)

$22.00

Motorola PS000227A11 Micro-USB Plug-In Charger (replaces 25009298001)

5 W Micro-USB Power Supply • 5 V 1 A • 100 to 240 V AC • Genuine Motorola • The Standard Wall Charger for SL300, SL3500e, TLK 100 & DTR700

The Motorola PS000227A11 Micro-USB Plug-In Charger is the compact 5 V / 1 A wall power supply Motorola packs with its micro-USB business radios. It is the current part number for the 25009298001 charger and a direct, like-for-like replacement: plug it into any 100 to 240 V outlet, connect the micro-USB tip to the radio, and it charges the battery at Motorola's rapid rate with no cradle required. It is the same charger that comes in the box with the Motorola SL300 and SL3500e, and it also powers the PMLN7109 single-unit desktop cradle. Order it as a spare for a second location, a replacement for a lost or damaged charger, or one-per-radio for a fleet. Browse more SL300 accessories and two-way radio chargers to complete your kit.

Compatible Radios

The PS000227A11 / 25009298001 fits Motorola portables and chargers with a micro-USB charging port, including the Motorola SL300 (Non-Display) and SL300 with Display, Motorola SL3500e, Motorola TLK 100, DTR600 and DTR700, Motorola EVX-S24, Minitor VI, and the international SL500e, SL1600, SL2600 and SL7550e models. It is also the power supply for the PMLN7109 single-unit charging cradle. Not sure if it fits your model? Call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts and we'll confirm compatibility before you order.

Key Features

Genuine Motorola Rapid-Rate Charging

Motorola's regulated 5 V DC / 1 A output charges the radio at the rate the battery is designed for, so a PMNN4468 SL300 battery is back to full in about 3 hours.

Universal 100 to 240 V Input

Switch-mode, low-noise 5 W supply with a fixed 2-prong US plug works on any North-American outlet and on 220 V mains with a simple plug adapter for travel.

No Cradle Required

Charges straight into the radio's micro-USB port, so one small charger covers a radio on a desk, in a vehicle with an inverter, or in a locker between shifts.

Replaces 25009298001

PS000227A11 is Motorola's current part number for the 25009298001 micro-USB power supply: same output, same connector, same fit. Order either number and this is the part you receive.

Specifications

Motorola part number PS000227A11 (replaces 25009298001)
Type Single-unit micro-USB plug-in charger / AC-DC power supply
Output 5 V DC, 1 A (5 W)
Input 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Connector Micro-USB
Plug Fixed 2-prong, US/NA
Compatible radios SL300, SL3500e, TLK 100, DTR600, DTR700, EVX-S24, Minitor VI, SL500e/SL1600/SL2600/SL7550e
Also powers PMLN7109 single-unit desktop cradle
Warranty 1-year Motorola manufacturer warranty

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola PS000227A11 / 25009298001 Charger

• Is the PS000227A11 the same as the 25009298001 charger?

Yes. PS000227A11 is Motorola's current part number for the 25009298001 micro-USB 5 V / 1 A power supply. It is a direct replacement with identical output and connector, and it is what ships in new SL300 boxes today.

• Which Motorola radios does this charger work with?

Any Motorola radio that charges through a micro-USB port: the SL300, SL3500e, TLK 100, DTR600, DTR700, EVX-S24, Minitor VI pager and the international SL500e, SL1600, SL2600 and SL7550e. Not sure about your model? contact us and we will confirm before you order.

• Does the SL300 come with this charger?

Yes. The standard Motorola SL300 package includes this micro-USB plug-in charger along with the PMNN4468 battery, PMLN7190 holster and antenna. The PMLN7109 desktop cradle is an optional upgrade that is powered by this same supply.

• How long does it take to charge an SL300 battery?

About 3 hours from empty for the standard PMNN4468 2300 mAh battery at the 1 A rapid rate. For charging six radios at once, see the PMLN7101 multi-unit charger.

• Can I use a phone charger instead?

A generic 5 V USB adapter with a micro-USB cable will usually charge the radio, but Motorola only warrants charging with its own regulated supply, and unregulated or high-current phone chargers can shorten battery life. For fleet radios, stay with the genuine part.

• Need help choosing the right charger?

Call our radio experts at 1-800-984-1534 or contact us and we'll match the right charging setup to your fleet.