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Centenex Electronics

Centenex Electronics DS-CS-MEP150TW two-way radio battery 7.5V 2.2Ah Li-ion black

SKU CH-JTS9-PFTJW

Lithium-ion 7.5 V 2.2 Ah battery fits Motorola A10, A12, CP110 and EP150 radios

  • Product typeAccessories (Battery)
  • 5 V 2.2 Ah Li-ion capacity powers extended shifts
  • Compatible with Motorola A10 A12 CP110 EP150 models
  • Replaces OEM part numbers PMNN6035 RLN6351A directly
  • Compact 117.26 × 52.94 × 31.09 mm profile fits radio housings
  • Brand-new 100 % OEM-compatible unit ready for immediate use

Centenex DS-CS-MEP150TW radio battery

This 7.5V 2.2Ah lithium-ion pack replaces Motorola PMNN6035 and RLN6351A cells. It fits A10, A12, CP110 and EP150 handsets used in marine and professional two-way radio fleets.

Thermals noise and power draw

Lithium-ion chemistry delivers steady voltage through the 16.5Wh capacity with minimal self-discharge during standby. Normal transmit cycles run cool and the pack adds no audible noise to the handset.

Build quality and daily handling

The black casing measures 117.26 x 52.94 x 31.09 mm and locks securely into the radio battery rail. Contacts align with the original Motorola layout so insertion is straightforward and the pack sits flush for belt-clip carry.

How it compares

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Price $27.99
Cheaper than about 63% of the 1,062 comparable items (median $34.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameCentenex Electronics
Model nameDS-CS-MEP150TW
Product typeAccessories (Battery)

Questions about this item

How do I install the DS-CS-MEP150TW battery into my Motorola EP150, and what is the common mistake?

Align the pack with the radio's battery rails and slide it upward until the latch clicks; the step often missed is confirming the latch fully engages so the pack cannot shift during use.

What maintenance or replacement will this 7.5 V 2.2 Ah Li-ion pack need over time?

Keep the contacts clean, store at roughly half charge if unused for weeks, and replace the pack when run-time no longer meets shift requirements.

What limit appears first during sustained transmit cycles on this 16.5 Wh battery?

Voltage sag under continuous high-current transmit causes the radio to cut back power or shut down before the full 2200 mAh capacity can be delivered.

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