MOTOROLA SL300 2 Channel Non-Display Portable Radio
Motorola SL300 Ultra-Slim Portable Radio: Discreet Push-to-Talk for Business Teams Motorola · 2-channel · Analog/Digital (DMR) · UHF or VHF · IP54 rated · less than 1 inch thick The Motorola SL300 ...
Motorola SL300 Ultra-Slim Portable Radio: Discreet Push-to-Talk for Business Teams
Motorola · 2-channel · Analog/Digital (DMR) · UHF or VHF · IP54 rated · less than 1 inch thick
The Motorola SL300 is an ultra-slim, 2-channel non-display portable two-way radio built for durable, reliable push-to-talk communication. Measuring less than an inch thick, it slips into a pocket or purse without bulging, and works equally well in outdoor environments and formal indoor settings. Browse the full Motorola Radios lineup to compare models.
Who it's for
The SL300 suits business and commercial teams that need a discreet, lightweight radio for everyday push-to-talk, from hospitality and retail to events and entertainment. If you need an on-screen display, the Motorola DTR700 Digital Display Radio is a digital alternative. Contact us to confirm the right band (UHF or VHF) and accessories for your environment.
Key features
- Ultra-slim design: less than an inch thick for easy, snag-free carry.
- Simple operation: separate power button, top channel toggle switch, side volume buttons, and a prominent push-to-talk button for one-hand use.
- Dual Capacity Direct Mode: uses the 2-slot TDMA DMR standard to double the capacity of a 12.5 kHz channel without a repeater.
- IP54 rated: splashproof and dustproof for use in harsh environments.
- Range Max receiver: advanced design and patented antenna for enhanced range and long battery life while keeping a slim profile.
- Active View display (optional): shatterproof display uses hidden LED lighting to show channel, radio, and volume info day or night.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Motorola |
| Model | SL300 |
| Type | Portable two-way radio |
| Channels | 2 |
| Display | Non-display (Active View display optional) |
| Modes | Analog / Digital (DMR) |
| Frequency band | UHF or VHF |
| Environmental rating | IP54 (splashproof, dustproof) |
| Form factor | Ultra-slim, less than 1 inch thick |
| Pack | 1 Pack |
Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Motorola SL300 have a display?
This SL300 is a non-display, 2-channel model. An Active View display is available as an option; it uses hidden LED lighting to show channel, radio, and volume information in both daytime and nighttime conditions.
Is the Motorola SL300 analog or digital?
Both. The SL300 supports analog and digital (DMR) operation, so you can adopt digital benefits while staying compatible with an existing analog radio fleet.
What is the difference between the UHF and VHF SL300?
The SL300 is offered in two band versions, UHF and VHF. The right choice depends on your operating environment. Contact us to confirm which band fits your use case.
Is the SL300 rugged enough for outdoor use?
Yes. The SL300 is IP54 rated, making it splashproof and dustproof for use in harsh environments, while its slim, less-than-an-inch design keeps it easy to carry.
Can the SL300 work without a repeater?
Yes. Its Dual Capacity Direct Mode uses the 2-slot TDMA DMR standard to double the capacity of a 12.5 kHz channel without needing a repeater.
Detailed specifications are coming soon. In the meantime, here's the basics:
| Brand | 2Way Radio Solutions |
| Product Type | Radio |
| SKU | — |
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Returns & warranty
- 15-day returns · most new, unopened items for a full refund
- Return shipping covered · if the item arrived incorrect or defective
- Refunds · typically within ~2 weeks of us receiving your return
- Manufacturer warranty · per the manufacturer’s terms
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