Panasonic BK-3MCCA8BA Eneloop AA 2000mAh 2100 Cycle 8 Pack
- 8-pack
- AA Ni-MH
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A 7.50 V Ni-MH replacement battery delivering 1500 mAh and 11.25 Wh for Motorola GP900, GP1200, HT1000 and HT6000 two-way radios
This Cameron & Co battery fits Motorola GP900, GP1200, HT1000 and HT6000 handsets using the NTN7144 or FuG11b part numbers. It is built for professionals who rely on dependable voice communication in daily operations. The 7.50V Ni-MH pack supplies 1500mAh and 11.25Wh of energy for extended shift coverage. Users needing a direct replacement for worn original cells will find a matching fit.
The unit serves as a drop-in substitute for factory batteries that no longer hold a full charge. Swapping to a fresh 1500mAh cell restores the runtime the radio was designed to deliver. The upgrade is worthwhile when existing packs require mid-shift recharging or show reduced transmit time. Radios with different voltage or connector specifications cannot use this pack.
At 1500mAh the battery supports typical duty cycles across a standard work shift before needing a recharge. Heavy transmit use or cold environments will draw the 11.25Wh reserve down faster than light standby operation. The Ni-MH chemistry does not support the energy density of newer chemistries, so multi-day deployments without charging are not practical. Users needing longer continuous operation must carry spares.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Motorola |
| Model name | GP900 |
| Part number | FuG11b |
It is built for GP900, GP1200, HT1000 and HT6000 two-way radios.
Slide the pack into the radio's battery cavity until the latch clicks; the step users miss is confirming the latch is fully engaged.
Expect a gradual run-time drop after several hundred charge cycles; replace when a full charge no longer lasts a typical shift.
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