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Motorola SL300 Non Display

Motorola model number AAH88QCC9JA2AN
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Motorola SL300 Non Display: The Ultra-Slim MOTOTRBO Radio for Heads-Up Teams

0.87″ Thin • Voice Announcement • IP54 • Up to 14 Hrs • Digital or Analog

The Motorola SL300 Non Display is an ultra-slim MOTOTRBO digital and analog two-way radio, less than an inch thick at just 0.87 inches, that slides into a suit pocket or clips to a uniform without breaking a professional silhouette. Its screen-free design is built for heads-up operation: a rocker switch changes channels and a Voice Announcement confirms each one audibly, so staff stay focused on the customer. Explore the full lineup of business two-way radios.

Who It's For

Luxury retail, education, and hospitality teams that need discreet, professional communication without a bulky radio breaking the look. Need a larger channel count or an on-radio display? Step up to the Motorola SL300 Display, which adds the Active View display. Shopping for a more traditional handheld? Compare the Motorola CP100d.

Key Features

Ultra-Slim Profile

At only 0.87 inches thick, the Motorola SL300 Non Display disappears in a pocket or clips discreetly to a uniform, professional communication that never breaks your team's look.

Screen-Free Heads-Up Operation

Navigate channels with a simple rocker switch while Voice Announcement reads your channel aloud, no display to glance at, so staff stay focused on the guest in front of them.

Dual-Mode Analog & Digital

MOTOTRBO compatibility lets the SL300 Non Display integrate with an existing analog fleet while you transition to digital clarity on your own schedule.

Range Max Technology

A patented antenna delivers strong, reliable range, up to 250,000 sq ft or 20 floors, without adding bulk to the slim chassis.

Advanced Audio Clarity

Crisp, intelligible audio plus an LED status indicator keep communication clear on a busy floor, even when ambient noise climbs.

Micro-USB Charging

Top up from wall chargers, laptops, or power banks, convenient charging wherever your team works, no proprietary dock required.

Built to Last

MIL-STD 810 (C to G) compliance and an IP54 rating shrug off dust and splashes, so the slim form factor never comes at the cost of durability.

Who Is the Motorola SL300 Non Display For?

The Motorola SL300 Non Display is ideal for luxury retail, education, and hospitality teams who need discreet, professional communication without a bulky radio breaking the look. The distraction-free, screen-free interface keeps front-line staff focused on guests and customers, while dual-mode analog and digital operation makes it a clean fit for fleets mid-transition to MOTOTRBO. Need a larger channel count or an on-radio display? Step up to the Motorola SL300 Display, compare the Motorola CP100d, or browse the full range of business two-way radios. For setup tips and programming help, visit the Motorola SL Series resource hub.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola SL300 Non Display

• Does the Motorola SL300 Non Display require an FCC license?

Yes. The Motorola SL300 Non Display operates on licensed UHF (403 to 470 MHz) or VHF (136 to 174 MHz) frequencies, so an FCC license is required. If you need help with licensing, contact our radio experts or call 1-800-984-1534.

• What accessories work with the Motorola SL300 Non Display?

A full range of audio accessories, batteries, chargers, and carry options is available in the Motorola SL300 accessories collection. The radio also charges over Micro-USB from wall chargers, laptops, or power banks for added flexibility.

• How thin is the Motorola SL300 Non Display?

The Motorola SL300 Non Display is just 0.87 inches thick, so it slides into a pocket or clips discreetly to a uniform without breaking a professional silhouette, ideal for luxury retail, education, and hospitality teams.

• How do you change channels without a display?

The Motorola SL300 Non Display uses a simple rocker switch to change channels, and a Voice Announcement reads each channel aloud so staff stay heads-up and focused on the customer, no screen to glance at.

• Is the Motorola SL300 Non Display digital or analog?

Both. The Motorola SL300 Non Display runs in digital and analog modes and is MOTOTRBO compatible, so it works alongside your existing analog radios today and lets you migrate to digital audio at your own pace. For a model with an on-radio screen, see the Motorola SL300 Display.

Official Motorola resources

Use these manufacturer resources for specifications, operation, accessories, and legacy-fleet support.

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Operating mode Analog and Digital (MOTOTRBO compatible) Analog and Digital (MOTOTRBO compatible)
Band / hardware choice UHF: 403-470 MHz or VHF: 136-174 MHz UHF: 403-470 MHz or VHF: 136-174 MHz
Channel capacity 2 Up to 99 channels
Controls / format No display Active View display
Protection IP54 (dust and splash resistant) IP54 (dust and splash resistant)

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