Two-way Radio Motorola R2
The Motorola R2 Two-way Radio (MOTOTRBO R2) is Motorola’s entry-level DMR digital radio:loud and clear audio, IP55/MIL-STD-810 ruggedness and up to 26.5 hours of battery life, at an affordable cost.
Professional digital radio for retail, industry, construction, agriculture and security that want to migrate from analog without complication. Simple to operate, rugged and ready for the entire shift.
SINC+ Audio
Clear voice even in noisy environments.
IP55 · MIL-STD-810
Withstands dust, water and drops.
Digital + analog
DMR Tier II; migrate at your own pace.
Up to 26.5 h battery life
Full shift without recharging.

OVERVIEW
Meet the Motorola R2 Two-way Radio
An entry-level digital DMR radio, designed for those who need simple, reliable and economical communication. Clear audio, ruggedness and more capacity than analog, without paying for a top-of-the-line radio.
- ✓DMR Tier II digital + conventional analog
- ✓64 channels and 2 programmable buttons
- ✓IP55 and MIL-STD-810 protection (generations C to H)
SINC+ Audio
Loud, clear voice even in noise
The R2 uses SINC+ noise suppression and reaches a loudness of 101 phons, with acoustic feedback suppression. In a factory, on a construction site or in a busy store, messages remain intelligible, without the hiss typical of analog at weak signal levels.
• SINC+ noise suppression
• High loudness: up to 101 phons
• Digital audio without hiss at the edge of range
Durability and Battery Life
Built for heavy-duty work
Built for everyday work: IP55 protection against dust and water, durability in accordance with MIL-STD-810 (generations C to H) and an operating range from -30 °C to +60 °C. The high-capacity battery delivers up to 26.5 hours in digital mode, covering a full shift without recharging.
• IP55: protected against dust and water
• MIL-STD-810 (C to H): shock, vibration and temperature
• Up to 26.5 h of battery (PMNN4598)
Why choose the Motorola R2 Two-way Radio?
The Motorola R2 Two-Way Radio (MOTOTRBO R2) is Motorola’s entry-level digital DMR radio: it delivers the essentials of a professional radio: clear audio, robustness, and more capacity than analog, at an affordable cost and without complexity. It is the gateway for those who want to move from analog at their own pace.
Because it operates in digital and analog simultaneously, you can modernize your fleet gradually, without replacing everything at once. Simple to use, with 64 channels and 2 programmable buttons.
Entry-level digital radio, rugged and economical
- DMR Tier II digital + analog (gradual migration)
- 64 channels and 2 programmable buttons
- SINC+ audio and volume up to 101 phons
- IP55, MIL-STD-810 and up to 26.5 h battery life
Why buy from ABC Mais Telecom
Buying the radio is only part of the solution. What keeps communication working is the service: fleet configuration, specialized assistance, and Anatel licensing: all with close support, in the ABC Paulista.
Programming and service
Fleet configuration
We program channels and zones and standardize the entire R2 fleet, so teams can communicate without noise or interference.
Specialized technical service
Specialized technical serviceand maintenance conducted by a team specialized in radio communication, with original parts and equipment history.
Anatel Licensing
The R2 operates on licensed VHF/UHF. ABC guides the regularization and frequency assignment at Anatel, so you operate within the rules, without headaches.
Support and SLA
Post-sale follow-up, accessory replacement, and service level agreements sized for your operation.
Motorola Warranty
Motorola factory warranty on the radio and original accessories. ABC Mais Telecom guides and monitors the warranty process and performs specialized maintenance on your R2 when necessary.
Technical Specifications
Technical data for the Motorola R2 Two-Way Radio (MOTOTRBO R2) according to the official Motorola Solutions data sheet (LACR version).
64 channels
2 programmable buttons
IP55
dust and water
MIL-STD-810 C to H
proven resistance
up to 26.5 h
Li-ion 2300 mAh
Detailed data sheet
Platform and channels:DMR Tier II digital and analog radio, without display, with 64 channels, 12.5, 20 and 25 kHz channel spacing, and two programmable buttons.
Bands and power:VHF versions from 136 to 174 MHz, the 350 MHz band (350 to 400 MHz), UHF from 400 to 480 MHz or UHF from 450 to 527 MHz for the LACR region. High power of 5 W on VHF or 4 W on UHF, and low power of 1 W, depending on the version.
Audio and construction:nominal audio of 1 W and maximum of 3 W, volume up to 101 phons, SINC+, howling suppression, IP55 and MIL-STD-810 C to H tests.
Batteries and features:thin battery PMNN4600 of 2100 mAh, with up to 22.5 hours in digital, or PMNN4598 of 2300 mAh, with up to 26.5 hours. The Motorola R2 also features lone worker, digital emergency, privacy, Dual Capacity Direct Mode, IP Site Connect and optional Capacity Plus.
Features explained
The Motorola R2 combines 64 channels, configurable audio and IP55 construction. The choice between VHF and UHF, power, battery and optional features must follow the purchased version and the communication project.
Digital DMR Tier II + analog
Operates in digital (DMR Tier II) and conventional analog. You can use the radios you already have and migrate the fleet to digital gradually, without replacing everything at once.
SINC+ audio in noisy environments
SINC+ noise suppression, howling suppressor and volume up to 101 phons help keep voice intelligible in noisy environments, according to the Motorola data sheet.
64 channels and 2 programmable buttons
64 organized channels and 2 programmable side buttons to activate the functions you use most, with simple and direct operation.
Programming by period
Privacy and security
Basic privacy (and optional advanced), lone worker, digital emergency and TLS-PSK authentication between radio and repeater protect the operation.
IP55 and MIL-STD-810 ruggedness
IP55 protection and MIL-STD-810 tests from generations C to H qualify the R2 for professional use in demanding environments, according to the Motorola data sheet.
VHF and UHF bands
Available in VHF (136 to 174 MHz) and UHF (400 to 480 / 450 to 527 MHz), meeting different range and environment needs.
Full shift battery life
High-capacity Li-ion battery (PMNN4598, 2300 mAh) with up to 26.5 hours in digital covers a full shift without recharging.
Flexible operating modes
Dual Capacity Direct Mode, IP Site Connect and Capacity Plus (optional) allow growth from simple radio to repeater systems, at the pace of the operation.
Technical documents
Check the data sheet and official Motorola R2 catalog before defining band, battery and accessories. The Motorola R2 has regional versions and different VHF and UHF options; therefore, code, range and compatibility must be confirmed in the order. The documentation also distinguishes standard and optional features of the Motorola R2.
Applications
The Motorola R2 serves operations that need a radio without display, with direct use, configurable audio and VHF or UHF options. Coverage depends on the project, band, installation and environment.






An entry-level digital radio to modernize your operation's communication
From retail to industry, the R2 combines digital voice, IP55 construction and battery options for projects that need to modernize analog communication.
Segments served
Retail and commerce
Coordinate store, stock and cashier teams through radio channels configured for the operation. Licensing and programming depend on the band and project.
Industry and manufacturing
Immediate communication on the factory floor, with SINC+ audio that cuts through machinery noise and robustness for the industrial environment.
Construction and works
Agribusiness
Coverage in wide areas, robustness for the field and long autonomy for the rural workday, with affordable cost per operator.
Security and facilities
Rounds and reception with basic privacy, lone worker and digital emergency to keep the team safe and connected.
Education and services
Simple and discreet communication between teams in schools, condominiums, and service providers, easy to operate by any user.
Use scenarios
Analog migration
Operates in digital and analog simultaneously: modernize your fleet at your own pace, taking advantage of old radios during the transition.
Programming and service
Long shifts in harsh environments
IP55, MIL-STD-810 (generations C to H) and up to 26.5 hours of battery life for demanding operations, from sun to sun, in harsh environments.
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Compatible accessories
Accessories present in the data sheet and official Motorola R2 catalog: batteries PMNN4598 and PMNN4600, speaker microphones PMMN4148 and PMMN4029, earpiece PMLN6535 and surveillance kit PMLN6530. Check availability.
Short UHF antenna
An 11 cm short (stubby) UHF/GPS antenna for the 403-450 MHz band. For channels in the 440-490 MHz range, use PMAE4070. Code PMAE4069.
Remote microphone with 3.5 mm connector PMMN4013
Output for 3.5 mm receive earpiece. Code PMMN4013.
Receive-only earpiece
Receive-only earpiece with a translucent tube, for a remote microphone with a 3.5 mm output. Code RLN4941.
Lightweight boom headset
One earpiece, an over-the-head band and an adjustable boom microphone. Code PMLN6538.
Brazilian single-unit rapid charger
- WPLN4280
Equipment:Motorola R2 Two-Way Radio (MOTOTRBO R2)
Single-unit rapid desktop charger (Rapid-Rate) with a Brazilian plug, listed for the R2 in the Motorola LACR catalog.
- Positions:
- 1
- Plug:
- Brazil
- Reference:
- Motorola LACR catalog, p.17
Brazilian multi-unit charger
- PMLN6591
Equipment:Motorola R2 Two-Way Radio (MOTOTRBO R2)
Universal multi-unit charger with a Brazilian plug, listed for the R2 in the Motorola LACR catalog.
- Plug:
- Brazil
- Reference:
- Motorola LACR catalog, p.17
Short UHF/GPS antenna for 440-490 MHz
- PMAE4070
Equipment:Motorola R2 Two-Way Radio (MOTOTRBO R2)
Short (stubby) UHF/GPS antenna for the 440-490 MHz band. Use it instead of PMAE4069 (403-450 MHz) when channels are above 450 MHz.
- Band:
- 440-490 MHz
- Type:
- stubby
- Reference:
- Motorola LACR catalog, p.23
Illustrative images. Codes according to the official Motorola Solutions catalog
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Motorola R2 radio digital or analog?
Both: DMR Tier II digital and conventional analog, so you can migrate from analog to digital gradually, without replacing the entire fleet at once.
How many channels does the Motorola R2 have?
64 channels and 2 programmable side buttons.
What is the battery life of the R2?
Up to 22.5 hours with the slim battery (PMNN4600) or up to 26.5 hours with the high-capacity battery (PMNN4598), in digital mode.
Is the R2 resistant to water and dust?
Yes: IP55 protection and MIL-STD-810 military tests from generations C to H (shock, vibration, temperature, humidity, and salt fog).
Does the R2 have a display or screen?
No. The R2 is the entry-level radio in the MOTOTRBO line: it operates by channels and 2 programmable buttons, without a display: simpler and more economical. The version with a screen is another model.
What is the power output of the R2?
5 W in VHF and 4 W in UHF (low power of 1 W available).
Does the R2 work well in noisy environments?
Yes. SINC+ noise suppression and volume up to 101 phons keep voice intelligible in factories, construction sites, or busy stores.
Does the Motorola R2 radio require an Anatel license?
The need for homologation and licensing depends on the band, configuration, and use. ABC Mais Telecom provides guidance on the applicable requirements for the Motorola R2 project.
What accessories does the R2 accept?
Slim and high-capacity batteries, single and multi-unit chargers, remote speaker microphones, earpieces, surveillance kits and VHF/UHF antennas. ABC supplies the official Motorola range.
Does the R2 communicate with my current fleet?
Yes. Because it operates in DMR digital and conventional analog, the R2 integrates with MOTOTRBO fleets and existing analog radios.
Direct answer
The Motorola R2 (MOTOTRBO R2) is an entry-level DMR digital radio from Motorola, with digital and analog operation, 64 channels, SINC+ audio, and IP55/MIL-STD-810 ruggedness. It is suitable for retail, industry, construction, agriculture, and security teams that need to migrate from analog without complexity, with support from ABC Mais Telecom.


