Standard / Approvals

FM :             YES
Cenelec :     N/A
ATEX:          N/A

FM Approved. Intrinsically Safe. Non Incendive.
FM Rating IS & NI / Class-1, 2 & 3 / Div-1 & 2 / Group- C, D, E, F & G.

Features  &  Benefits

Motorola original batteries are designed and manufactured to the highest quality standards.

This high capacity NiCd battery has been approved by Factory Mutual for use
in the following environments; Division 1 (Rated Intrinsically Safe) for use in
Class I (Vapours & Gases) environments for groups C & D, Class II (Dusts)
environments for groups E,F&G and Class iii(Fibers & Fillings)
environments.Division 2 (Rated Nonincendive) for use in Class 1 (Vapours &
Gases) environments for Groups A,B,C&D

Charge State Information in Radio
Factory Mutual Approval (Limited FM C-D)
Maximised Re-chargable Life
Performs Across a Wide Temperature Range
Proven NiCd Technology
Useable in Explosive Environments
 

Radio  Compatibility

This battery is compatible with the following Motorola two-way radios:

GP1280
GP140
GP240
GP280
GP328
GP329
GP338
GP339
GP320
GP340
GP360
GP380
GP540
GP580
GP640
GP680
HT1250
HT1250LS
HT1250LS+
HT1550
HT1550LS
HT1550XLS
HT750
MTX8250
MTX8250LS
MTX850
MTX850LS
MTX900
MTX9250
MTX950
MTX960
PRO5150
PRO5350
PRO5450
PRO5550
PRO5750
PRO7150
PRO7350
PRO7450
PRO7550
PRO7750
PRO9150
PTX700
PTX760
PTX780
Other WARIS portable radios

Additional  Information:

Battery Chemical Type: NiCd
Charge Rate: Rapid and Slow
Voltage: 7.5V
Average capacity: 1200mAh
Height: 4 13/16"  (122.2 mm)
Warranty:  Standard Motorola accessories warranty applies

FM (Factory Mutual) Ratings

Intrinsic safety is only met when used with the approved radio models, approved accessories and options.
Check your radio for the intrinsically safe label. The label will identify the rating and batteries to be used
with your approved portable unit.

IF the above section DOES NOT indicate approvals, then the battery listed is NOT intrinsically safe (IS)
or FM Approved.

For reasons of liability, we cannot advise our customers what ratings of radio equipment they
would need for their work environment. They would need to research it themselves.