Panasonic BK-3MCCA8BA Eneloop AA 2000mAh 2100 Cycle 8 Pack
- 8-pack
- AA Ni-MH
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Two replacement batteries compatible with CP040, CP150, CP200, PR400 and EP450 radios
This pack contains two replacement batteries that fit the CP040, CP150, CP200, PR400 and EP450 radios. It is intended for teams or individuals who need spare power for daily shift use or backup during extended operations.
Confirm that your device is one of the five listed models before ordering. The batteries are designed as direct replacements for the NNTN4496 and NNTN4497 part numbers used in those specific units.
Each cell delivers standard capacity for the supported radios under normal transmit and receive cycles. The pack carries an 18 month warranty against manufacturing defects.
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The listing supplies two NNTN4496/NNTN4497 batteries in one pack, so no extra unit is required.
It fits CP040, CP150, CP200, PR400 and EP450 two-way radios.
The 18 month warranty period reflects the expected service life under normal two-way radio use.
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