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Motorola SL300 Display: Ultra-Slim MOTOTRBO Radio with Active View Hidden-LED Display
Up to 99 Channels • Active View Display • IP54 • Up to 14 Hrs • Digital or Analog
The Motorola SL300 Display is an ultra-thin MOTOTRBO digital and analog two-way radio built for professionals who need serious capacity in a pocket-sized package. At just 0.87 inches thick, about as slim as a smartphone, the Motorola SL300 Display pairs the patented Active View hidden-LED display with up to 99 channels, making it ideal for managers and team leads coordinating across multiple departments. Browse the full lineup of business two-way radios to compare.
Who It's For
Managers and team leads who want MOTOTRBO digital capability in the slimmest professional handheld Motorola makes, with the Active View display and up to 99 channels for coordinating multiple talkgroups. Need a simpler, lower-cost version? The Motorola SL300 Non-Display is the 2-channel option without the screen. Want a rugged full-size radio instead? Compare the Motorola R2 or the Motorola CP100d.
Key Features
Active View Display
A matrix of LEDs hidden behind the rugged housing shows channel names, battery life and volume when needed, then vanishes, virtually shatterproof and able to survive drops that crack a standard LCD.
Ultra-Slim Profile
Just 0.87 inches thick with smartphone ergonomics that slip into a suit pocket or jacket without bulk, the slimmest professional radio Motorola makes.
Up to 99 Channels
Ample capacity for larger teams running multiple departments and talkgroups, so the Motorola SL300 Display keeps every group on its own dedicated channel.
Digital & Analog
MOTOTRBO-compatible operation on UHF 403 to 470 MHz or VHF 136 to 174 MHz, so the radio works in both digital and legacy analog fleets and migrates on your schedule.
Micro-USB Charging
Recharge from wall blocks, laptops or power banks, no proprietary cradle required, while its stubby antenna and Range Max radio design maintain a slim profile.
Built Tough, All-Shift Battery
MIL-STD 810 (C to G) compliant and IP54 rated against dust and splash, with up to 14 hours of runtime to keep the Motorola SL300 Display running from open to close.
Who Is the Motorola SL300 Display For?
The Motorola SL300 Display is built for managers, supervisors and team leads who need professional MOTOTRBO performance in the slimmest possible package, hospitality and front-of-house staff who want a radio that disappears into a jacket pocket, retail and event teams coordinating across departments, and any operation that values the discreet Active View display. Pairing it with the right earpiece or charger? Browse Motorola SL300 accessories, compare the simpler SL300 Non-Display, or get setup help in the Motorola SL Series resource hub.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola SL300 Display
• Does the Motorola SL300 Display require an FCC license?
Yes. The Motorola SL300 Display operates on licensed UHF (403 to 470 MHz) or VHF (136 to 174 MHz) business frequencies and requires an FCC license to operate. Our team can help you get licensed, call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts.
• What is the Active View display on the Motorola SL300 Display?
Active View is a matrix of LEDs hidden behind the rugged housing that shows channel names, battery life and volume when needed, then vanishes. Because there is no glass screen, it is virtually shatterproof and survives drops that would crack a standard LCD.
• How is the SL300 Display different from the SL300 Non-Display?
The Motorola SL300 Display adds the Active View hidden-LED display and up to 99 channels, while the SL300 Non-Display is the simpler 2-channel version without a screen. Choose the Display model when you need to manage multiple channels and see channel and battery status at a glance.
• Is the Motorola SL300 Display digital or analog?
Both. The Motorola SL300 Display is MOTOTRBO-compatible and runs in digital and analog modes, so it works alongside your existing analog radios today and lets you migrate to digital audio at your own pace.
• How rugged is the Motorola SL300 Display and how long does the battery last?
The Motorola SL300 Display is built to MIL-STD 810 (C to G) and carries an IP54 rating against dust and splash, while delivering up to 14 hours of battery life. It charges over Micro-USB from wall blocks, laptops or power banks, no proprietary cradle required.
Official Motorola resources
Use these manufacturer resources for specifications, operation, accessories, and legacy-fleet support.
Explore the line: Browse the SL300 Display collection for current availability and related gear.
Need the owner manual or programming instructions? Visit the Motorola SL300 Display Manual, Setup & Programming Guide.
What's In The Box?
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Motorola SL300 Display Two-Way Radio
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2300 mAh Lithium-ion BatteryPMNN4468
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Single-Unit ChargerPMLN7109
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Heavy-Duty Belt ClipPMLN7128
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PMAE4095 UHF Antenna or PMAD4146 VHF Stubby AntennaDOC1×
Owner Manual
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2-Year Warranty
Specifications
- Manufacturer Motorola Solutions
- Model Motorola SL300 Display Radio
- Analog/Digital Analog and Digital (MOTOTRBO compatible)
- Band/Frequency Range UHF: 403-470 MHz or VHF: 136-174 MHz
- Range Up to 250,000 sq. ft. or 20 floors
- Power Level 3W
- Channels Up to 99 channels
- Battery Life Up to 14 hours
- IP Rating IP54 (dust and splash resistant)
- Durability MIL-STD 810C, D, E, F, G compliant
- Encryption Basic encryption (MOTOTRBO Digital Privacy)
- License Required Yes
- Warranty 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
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| Compare | SL300 display | SL300 non-display | SL3500e |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating mode | Analog and Digital (MOTOTRBO compatible) | Analog and Digital (MOTOTRBO compatible) | Analog and Digital |
| Band / hardware choice | UHF: 403-470 MHz or VHF: 136-174 MHz | UHF: 403-470 MHz or VHF: 136-174 MHz | VHF (136-174 MHz) or UHF (403-470 MHz) |
| Channel capacity | Up to 99 channels | 2 | 128 |
| Controls / format | Active View display | No display | Active View display |
| Protection | IP54 (dust and splash resistant) | IP54 (dust and splash resistant) | IP54 (Dust and Splash Resistant) |
Which radio should I choose?
Choose the channel capacity and controls your staff need, then confirm the frequency band and operating mode against your existing radios. More channels organize conversations; they do not automatically increase coverage.