Cameron Sino NX-240 replacement battery for two-way radios
Replacement battery powers Kenwood and NX-Series two-way radios including TK-2200, TK-3200 and NX-240 models for extended communication use
- Wide radio compatibility across Kenwood NX and TK series
- Reliable power for extended communication shifts
- Durable construction withstands daily professional use
- Direct replacement fits multiple two-way radio models
- New condition ensures full performance from first charge
Compatible radio models
This Cameron Sino NX-240 replacement battery fits a wide range of Kenwood and NX-Series two-way radios. Supported models include the NX-240, NX-248, NX-340 and NX-348 series. It also covers the TK-2200, TK-2302, TK-2312, TK-2400, TK-2402, TK-3200, TK-3202, TK-3302, TK-3312, TK-3400 and TK-3402 series.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Professionals in security, construction or event coordination who need reliable power for long shifts will benefit. Users with radios outside the listed NX and TK series cannot use this battery. Buyers needing a higher-capacity pack or a different voltage should look at other options.
Deciding specification
The definitive factor is whether your radio model appears in the compatibility list. If your device is an NX-240, NX-340, TK-2400, TK-3200 or any other listed model, this battery is the correct replacement. If the model number is absent, the battery will not fit or function.
How it compares
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- Price $19.99
- Pricier than about 66% of the 1,744 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Cameron Sino |
| Model name | NX-240, NX-240V16P, NX-240V16P2, NX-248, NX-340, NX-340U16P, NX340U16P2, NX-348, TK-2200, TK-2302, TK-2312, TK-2400, TK-2400VP, TK-2402, TK-2402V16P, TK-3200, TK-3202, TK-3302, TK-3312, TK-3400, TK-3400UP2, TK-3402, TK-3402U16P, TK-D240, TK-D340 |
Questions about this item
When will this NX-240 replacement battery need to be replaced again?
The battery is a consumable component; plan to replace it when talk time noticeably shortens or the pack no longer holds a full charge after repeated daily cycles.
What limits runtime first during a long shift with this battery?
Capacity depletion under continuous transmit cycles is the primary limit; the pack delivers extended operating time until its stored energy is exhausted.
Does the battery get hot or noisy when the radio runs all day?
The battery itself has no moving parts and generates only normal warmth during extended transmit periods; any audible noise comes from the radio, not the pack.
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