Product Description

Motorola BPR45 VHF Analog Two Way Radio

The Motorola BPR45 is an affordable business radio designed for users wanting to quickly deploy radios to improve productivity.  Motorola BPR45 series two way radios come with everything needed for use including battery, belt clip, and drop in charging tray.  Motorola BPR45 series radios are offered in UHF or VHF and can be programmed with up to 65 talk channels.  The Motorola BPR45 is protected by a 2 year replacement warranty.  Motorola Model Number is AAH88LDK8AA3AN.

Motorola BPR45 series walkie talkies are water resistant and guaranteed to withstand a five foot drop on concrete.  You can expect up to 12 hours of battery life between charging.  Additionally, you can charge via a USB-C charging cord at your desk or in the car.    

We Educate ... You Decide if the Motorola BPR45 is the Right Two Way Radio for You!

Will the Motorola BPR45 work with Motorola RDX Series Two Way Radios?  Yes, the BPR45 can be programmed to work with Motorola RDX series radios and most other analog two way radios.  

Will the Motorola BPR45 work on my repeater?  Yes, twowayradiocenter.com can assist you with pairing your new BPR45 to your existing UHF repeater so long as its programmed in analog. 

What is the frequency range of the Motorola BPR45?  400-470 MHZ UHF.  136-174 MHz VHF.  

How Durable is the Motorola BPR45?  Motorola BPR45 radios are guaranteed to withstand a five foot drop on concrete and are water resistant.  They are not designed to be submerged in water.  

How do you program the Motorola BPR45?  Programming is done via software available from Motorola Solutions or twowayradiocenter.com.

Can the Motorola BPR45 be upgraded to digital?  We are not aware of any plans by Motorola Solutions to offer a digital license key to upgrade this unit to digital.  This could change so it's best to message and ask us.  

Who uses the Motorola BPR45?  This is a great radio for users needing basic radio communication that will last for years.  Schools, Churches, Nursing Homes, Home & Garden Centers and other similar businesses are typical users.  

What is a 5/5/90 Duty Cycle for Batteries actually mean?  Motorola tests radios by broadcasting messages for 5% of the time, receiving messages for 5% of the time, and being idle for 90% of the time.  This is not how most users use radios so you shouldn't expect 16 hours of battery life.  You should expect your radio to last all day.