MaximalPower
Two-Way Radio Dual Charger for MOTOROLA HNN8148 HNN9049 HNN9050 HNN9051 HNN9360 HNN9628
Keep your Motorola two-way radios powered up with this efficient dual port charger from MaximalPower. Designed for convenience, it charges two batteries simultaneously, whether they're attached to the radio or removed. It supports Li-ion, Ni-Mh, and Ni-Cd battery types, providing clear charging status with red (charging) and green (fully charged) LED indicators. This charger is compatible with a wide array of Motorola radio models, ensuring broad usability for various professional and personal communication needs. Reliable USA-based customer service and a 30-day return policy offer peace of mind.
$77.99
Owner Satisfaction
3.8
/ 5
Category Rank
974
/ 1073
#974 in Communication Radio Accessories
Price vs Category Average
-22%
Below average
Input Voltage
10024050600.36
/ AC -V -Hz A
Who it's for
- Dual-Bay Efficiency
- Broad Battery Compatibility
- Cost-Effective Solution
Who should skip it
- Potential Durability Concerns
- Lack of Advanced Charging Features
- Non-OEM Performance Risk
Key Specs
Input Voltage
AC 100-240V 50-60Hz 0.36A
Output Voltage
DC 12V 800mA
Charging Indicator
Red LED (charging), Green LED (fully charged)
Battery Compatibility
Li-ion, Ni-Mh, Ni-Cd
Plug Type
American type flat pin
Supports OEM Part Numbers
HNN8148, HNN9049, HNN9050, HNN9051, HNN9360, HNN9628 (and variants)
Mounting Type
Desktop Stand
Material
Plastic
Features
- Charges two batteries at once
- Works with batteries on or off radio
- LEDs show charging status
- Supports Li-ion, Ni-Mh, Ni-Cd batteries
- Wide Motorola compatibility
- Efficient power delivery
- Compact and practical design
What customers say
This dual charger provides excellent value, serving as a cost-effective option. Its primary appeal lies in the convenience of charging two batteries at once, ideal for users with multiple devices. While it functions well initially, some users have noted concerns regarding long term durability and charging consistency after several months. Charging speed might be slower compared to premium chargers, and occasional compatibility issues with certain third party batteries have been reported. Despite these points, it remains a practical choice for budget minded consumers who need immediate functionality.
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