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Energy items with a model lookup, so a buyer can check a part number against a handset before ordering it.
14 energy items. There is no band or protocol column here on purpose: a battery does not have one, and asking it for those values would produce a table of holes. What matters instead is which handset the part is published against, then chemistry, capacity and ingress.
The useful ordering for a battery is how many handsets the manufacturer publishes it against, and what it stores. A cell that reads “not recorded” is one the record does not carry — it has not been filled in from a similar part number.
| Part | Chemistry | Rated capacity | Ingress | Handsets named |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PMNN4418BR | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | Not recorded | IP68 | 42 |
| PMNN4489 | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 2900 mAh | IP68 | 24 |
| PMNN4424AR | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | Not recorded | IP68 | 14 |
| PMNN4080AR | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | Not recorded | IP54 | 13 |
| PMNN4440AR | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 1700 mAh | Not recorded | 9 |
| PMNN4077C | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 3400 mAh | Not recorded | 9 |
| PMNN4081AR | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 1750 mAh | Not recorded | 9 |
| PMNN4486 | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 3400 mAh | IP68 | 8 |
| PMNN4487A | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 4850 mAh | IP68 | 8 |
| PMNN4490 | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 2900 mAh | IP68 | 7 |
| PMNN4511A | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 2900 mAh | Not recorded | 5 |
| NNTN8359 | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 2075 mAh | IP64 | 4 |
| NNTN4497 | Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) | 2250 mAh | IP54 | 4 |
| HNN9010 | Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) | 1800 mAh | IP54 | 3 |
Read down the left column until one line describes your site. Each answer names the identifiers that carry the property, and the reason it does.
Look at: The handset list on each battery page
Across these 14 items the list runs from 3 to 42 handset names, taken from the manufacturer's own page rather than matched by us.
Look at: The battery list on the radio page
Read the relation from the other side. Each radio page lists the energy items recorded against it, so the answer is on the page for the handset you already own.
Look at: The capacity column
Recorded capacities run from 1700 to 4850 mAh. 3 of 14 do not carry a capacity, and those cells are empty rather than estimated.
Voltage is not recorded for any of these items. The field is unresolved on every record rather than filled with a typical figure, because a wrong voltage on a battery is a safety problem, not a display problem.
Ingress is a property of the battery and the handset together. An IP68 pack in a handset rated IP54 does not make the pair IP68.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion, rated 2900 mAh, ingress protection IP68. The manufacturer publishes it for XPR 7000 Series radios and lists 24 compatible models, reproduced in full on this page. Capacity, chemistry and ingress rating are as published by the manufacturer; voltage is not published there and is left unrecorded.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion, rated 2900 mAh, ingress protection IP68. The manufacturer lists 7 compatible models, reproduced in full on this page. Capacity, chemistry and ingress rating are as published by the manufacturer; voltage is not published there and is left unrecorded.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion, rated 3400 mAh, ingress protection IP68. The manufacturer lists 8 compatible models, reproduced in full on this page. Capacity, chemistry and ingress rating are as published by the manufacturer; voltage is not published there and is left unrecorded.
Energy item in the NNTN range, supplied in the manufacturer ATEX version. Lithium-ion, rated 2075 mAh, ingress protection IP64. The manufacturer lists 4 compatible intrinsically safe models, reproduced in full on this page. Capacity, chemistry and ingress rating are as published by the manufacturer; voltage is not published there and is left unrecorded.
Energy item in the NNTN range. Lithium-ion, rated 2250 mAh, ingress protection IP54. The manufacturer lists 4 compatible models, reproduced in full on this page. Capacity, chemistry and ingress rating are as published by the manufacturer; voltage is not published there and is left unrecorded.
Energy item in the HNN range, intrinsically safe, specified for HT-series, PR860 and MTX-series portables. Nickel-metal hydride, rated 1800 mAh, ingress protection IP54. The manufacturer publishes no per-model compatibility list for this part, so the three families stated here are reproduced from its own description line rather than expanded into model numbers. Voltage is not published and is left unrecorded.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Ingress protection IP68. The manufacturer lists 42 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Rated 4850 mAh. Ingress protection IP68. The manufacturer lists 8 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Ingress protection IP68. The manufacturer lists 14 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Rated 1700 mAh. The manufacturer lists 9 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Rated 2900 mAh. The manufacturer lists 5 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Ingress protection IP54. The manufacturer lists 13 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Rated 3400 mAh. The manufacturer lists 9 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Energy item in the PMNN range. Lithium-ion (Li-Ion). Rated 1750 mAh. The manufacturer lists 9 compatible radio models, reproduced in full on this page.
Each note below names this catalogue page as the place to check its own claims against a recorded parameter. They are listed here so the route exists in both directions.
A battery part number is easy to quote and easy to get wrong: it looks like a commodity item, but it carries a chemistry and a voltage that have to match the handset. The fit list is the check — provided you read it for what it actually is.
Minimum order is 2 units, of one identifier or across a category. The per-unit price steps at 20, 50, 100 units, stock moves in about 3 days and a built unit in 12–20 days, spares run at 2 per 100 and packing at 10 to a carton. Radios can be programmed to your channel plan before dispatch. The trade terms in full, or have a site sized first.
Answered from the records on this page. Where an answer depends on your own network or licence, it says so rather than guessing on your behalf.
Each battery page lists the handset names the manufacturer publishes it against — across these 14 items that list runs from 3 to 42 names. Read from the other side on the radio page, which lists the energy items recorded against it.
From 1700 to 4850 mAh. 3 of the 14 items do not carry a capacity figure, and the cell is left empty rather than estimated.
6 items record IP68, the rest record IP54 or IP64, and 4 carry no ingress figure at all.
Not yet. Voltage is unresolved on every one of these records, and it is left unresolved because a wrong voltage on a battery is a safety problem rather than a display problem. Ask and it will be confirmed against the ordering code.
Catalogue coverage reflects the identifiers this operation currently records. A model absent from this list may still be sourced; send the identifier and we will confirm.
Every parameter row carries a source position. A row shows either a reachable source with its verification date, or an explicit pending state. A value is never published without one of the two.Enquiry
Send the destination country, the band you are licensed for and the quantity. The configuration is confirmed before any PI is issued.