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The Motorola EP150 Radio is a discontinued analog handheld with 8 channels, UHF or VHF versions, 2 W power and 2 W audio. This page is a technical reference for identifying and supporting existing units.
The EP150 has no screen and uses a channel selector, PTT and a tricolor LED. The official datasheet lists 12.5 kHz narrowband, VOX with accessory, IP54/IP55 and MIL-STD-810 C, D, E and F testing.
8 channels
Analog in UHF or VHF, with direct selection on the radio.
2 W power
With 2 W audio and speaker noise reduction.
IP54/55
Protection against dust, rain and salt fog.
MIL-STD-810
Military tests in variants C, D, E and F.
OVERVIEW
Meet the Motorola EP150 Radio
The Motorola EP150 Radio works in analog mode. Before programming an existing unit, confirm the UHF variant from 462 to 469 MHz or VHF from 151 to 161 MHz, the installed battery and the known configuration.
- Entry-level analog two-way radio
- 8 channels in UHF (462 to 469 MHz) or VHF (151 to 161 MHz)
- 2 W power and 2 W audio
- Discontinued model - technical reference for installed fleet
Entry-Level Professional Analog Radio
8 channels, 2 W audio and military ruggedness
It has 8 channels, selected directly on the top selector. The EP150 is analog, so it talks to other analog radios operating in the same band. There are 48 exclusive commercial frequencies available on the UHF model and 60 on the VHF, plus 122 squelch codes to separate conversation groups. The radio has no screen: status is shown by a tricolor LED. Besides the PTT, it has VOX, which enables transmission by voice when your hands are busy.
• PTT, VOX and 122 squelch codes
• Tricolor status LED, no screen
• 1,100, 2,200 and 2,400 mAh lithium batteries
• Up to 26 h battery life (2,400 mAh battery)
Battery and Battery Life
Battery life for the whole shift
The EP150 accepts different lithium batteries, with battery life that follows capacity: up to 12 h with the 1,100 mAh battery, up to 24 h with the 2,200 mAh and up to 26 h with the 2,400 mAh (5/5/90 cycle), plus the option with an alkaline battery set. Recharging is done in a desktop charger. With the standard battery, the radio weighs 244 g and measures 115.6 × 57.6 × 40.5 mm.
• 244 g with the standard battery installed
• Dimensions of 115.6 × 57.6 × 40.5 mm
• IP54/IP55 protection and MIL-STD-810 (C, D, E, F)
• Operating temperature from −30 °C to +60 °C
Why choose the Motorola EP150?
The EP150 combines 8 channels, 48 UHF or 60 VHF frequencies, 122 squelch codes and nominal audio of 2,000 mW. The manufacturer classifies the model as discontinued, and this page serves the technical identification of existing units.
Technical reading of the Motorola EP150
EP150 identity and variants
The EP150 is an analog handheld radio with eight channels, no screen and tricolor LED signaling. The official datasheet preserved in the archive describes separate UHF and VHF versions. The UHF variant operates between 462 and 469 MHz, while the VHF variant operates between 151 and 161 MHz. The label and full reference must be checked before programming, changing the antenna or integrating with other equipment.
The published power for the EP150 is 2 W at high level and 1 W at low level. The nominal audio is 2,000 mW. These values help compare the model, but do not turn range into a guaranteed distance. Terrain, structures, interference, antenna condition and configuration change the result in the field.
Channels, frequencies and squelch
The documentation lists eight channels, 48 frequencies for the UHF version or 60 frequencies for the VHF version, plus 122 squelch codes. The code organizes groups on the same frequency, but does not create encryption. On an existing fleet, the known configuration of the EP150 must be copied and recorded before any change.
The equipment uses a narrow 12.5 kHz band and offers voice activation with a compatible accessory. Accessory selection depends on the unit’s part number and version, not just a similar-looking fit.
Battery and conditional battery life
The official material publishes references of up to 12, 24 or 26 hours, depending on the battery and the 5/5/90 test cycle. The real battery life of the EP150 depends on chemistry, capacity, age, temperature, number of transmissions and contact condition. The correct value must be tied to the installed battery, without promising the longest duration for any set.
Construction and inspection
The EP150 appears with IP54/IP55 protection and MIL-STD-810 C, D, E and F testing. These ratings describe the design’s test conditions. They do not replace inspection of the housing, covers, connector, battery, antenna and signs of previous maintenance. The datasheet also lists an approximate mass of 244 g with the standard battery.
The model was discontinued. This page serves as a reference for identification, responsible programming and support of existing units. It does not presume current supply, specific homologation or automatic authorization to operate. The applicable regulatory documentation must be verified for the unit and the intended use.
Motorola's entry-level analog radio
- Motorola entry-level analog radio
- 8 channels, 2 W and 2 W audio
- Military ruggedness for heavy field use
- Programming, usage guidance and service with ABC Mais Telecom
Why buy from ABC Mais Telecom
Buying the radio is only part of it. What keeps communication running is the service behind it: usage guidance, compatible accessories from the line, battery replacement and specialized technical service from ABC Mais Telecom.
Programming and service
Programming, usage guidance and specialized technical service to keep the EP150 suited to the operation’s configuration.
Team ready to use
Programming must preserve the variant’s band and the channels used by the team. Record the known configuration before changing any unit of the installed fleet.
Specialized technical service
Technical support and maintenance carried out by a team specialized in radiocommunication, with close-by service in the ABC Paulista region.
Configuration and responsible use
The unit and its operation must comply with the applicable regulatory documentation. The page does not presume homologation, license or authorization that the product source does not publish.
Support and replenishment
Support, maintenance and accessory replenishment for the installed fleet depend on availability and the agreed scope. The page does not guarantee continued supply for this legacy model.
Installed fleet support
ABC Mais Telecom identifies the unit, records the diagnosis and guides the maintenance of existing equipment.
Technical documentation and installed-fleet support
The EP150 is an 8-channel, 2 W analog radio, with separate UHF and VHF variants. Check the unit’s label and full reference in the datasheet before programming or replacement; do not presume the wide bands of other models.
Technical Specifications
Technical data for the Motorola EP150 Radio per Motorola’s official specification sheet.
8 channels
Analog UHF/VHF
2 W
Output power
IP54/55
Dust and water
Up to 26 h
Battery life
Detailed datasheet
| Type | On-site analog two-way radio (entry-level) |
| Status | Discontinued model - technical reference for installed fleet |
| UHF band | 462 to 469 MHz (model RU2081BKN8AA) |
| VHF band | 151 to 161 MHz (model RV2081BKN8AA) |
| Output power | 2 W (high) / 1 W (low), in UHF and VHF |
| Channels | 8 |
| Exclusive commercial frequencies | 48 on the UHF model · 60 on the VHF |
| Squelch codes | 122 |
| Channel spacing | 12.5 / 25 kHz |
| Audio | 2,000 mW, with speaker noise reduction |
| Batteries | Lithium 1,100 mAh, 2,200 mAh and 2,400 mAh; option with an alkaline battery set |
| Battery life (5/5/90 cycle) | Up to 12 h (1,100 mAh) · up to 24 h (2,200 mAh) · up to 26 h (2,400 mAh) · up to 26 h (alkaline) |
| Protection | IP54 / IP55 (rain, moisture and salt fog) |
| Military standards | MIL-STD-810 C, D, E and F |
| Operating temperature | −30 °C to +60 °C |
| Structure | Die-cast metal |
| Dimensions | 115.6 × 57.6 × 40.5 mm (standard lithium battery) |
| Weight | 244 g (standard battery) / 293 g (ultra high capacity battery) |
| Display | No screen - tricolor status LED interface |
| Functions | PTT, VOX and channel selection |
| Programming | Customer programming software (CPS); cable sold separately |
| Official models | RU2081BKN8AA (UHF) · RV2081BKN8AA (VHF) |
Regulatory compliance: check the documentation applicable to the unit and the operation.
Features explained
Each EP150 feature has a practical effect on operation. See what each one means day to day.
8 channels
You can separate teams or shifts onto different channels and avoid everyone hearing everything all the time.
VOX - hands-free talking
Transmission is enabled by voice. Useful for anyone whose hands are busy carrying, driving a cart or operating a tool.
2 W audio
2 W speaker with noise reduction, to be heard in a noisy environment such as a construction site, stockroom or crowded hall.
Tricolor status LED
No screen to distract attention: a tricolor LED shows the radio’s state - charge, channel and transmission - in a simple, direct way.
Up to 26 h battery life
The maximum reference of 26 hours depends on the ultra high capacity battery and the test conditions. Smaller batteries, age and heavy transmit use reduce battery life.
Military ruggedness
Motorola’s EP150 material lists IP54/IP55 and MIL-STD-810 C, D, E and F testing. These ratings do not make any used unit immune to damage; check condition and sealing.
Communication and features
Analog radio with 8 channels in UHF or VHF, PTT, VOX and 122 squelch codes - immediate communication, by direct radio communication.
Use and operation
Channel selector, volume control and PTT, with tricolor LED operation and no screen - direct controls, to use without training.
Battery and power
1,100, 2,200 and 2,400 mAh lithium batteries, with up to 26 h battery life, plus an alkaline set. Recharging in a desktop charger and operating temperature from −30 °C to +60 °C.
Technical documents
See the official specification sheet for the Motorola EP150 Radio with ABC Mais Telecom: complete specifications, straight from Motorola.
Applications
The Motorola EP150 Radio serves teams that need immediate communication within the same area, where a cell phone is too slow or too expensive for everyday use.
Simple, rugged communication for everyday use
From front desks and condominiums to stores, construction sites and events, the EP150 delivers 8 channels, 2 W audio and military-standard construction - direct communication, with no carrier needed.
Segments served
Front desk and caretaking
Front desk, internal rounds and caretaking talking instantly, with no carrier signal or monthly fee.
Condominiums
Condominium maintenance, cleaning and administration on separate channels within the same area.
Construction and industry
Direct communication on job sites and plants, with the resistance to dust, splashes and drops that the military standard offers.
Stores and supermarkets
Stockroom, checkout and sales floor aligned without the attendant having to leave their post to pass on a message.
Events and recreation
Setup, reception and support teams talking during the event, with powerful audio for the noisy environment.
Hotels and restaurants
Housekeeping, kitchen and reception coordinated with discreet, immediate communication.
Use cases
The company's first radio fleet
Simple, rugged radio to get the team off cell phones and message groups, at the cost of an end-of-line model.
A full shift without recharging
Up to 26 h battery life with the 2,400 mAh battery, with smaller and alkaline options to adjust cost.
Hands busy in the field
With VOX on and a surveillance earpiece, the operator talks without putting down what they are carrying.
See this application by segment:
Compatible accessories
See the details of each accessory to check its function and conditions of use with this equipment.
Temple transducer
Vibration conduction; preserves awareness of ambient sound; inline PTT. Code RMN5114.
High-capacity battery
Rechargeable Li-ion battery; battery life depends on variant and cycle. Code RLN6308.
See the details of each accessory to check its function and conditions of use with this equipment.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Motorola EP150 Radio?
The EP150 is the entry-level analog two-way radio in Motorola’s professional on-site line: 8 channels, 2 W power, 2 W audio, PTT and VOX functions and rugged construction. It is a discontinued model, with technical reference for the installed fleet.
How many channels does the EP150 have?
It has 8 channels, selected directly on the radio’s selector. There are 48 exclusive commercial frequencies on the UHF version and 60 on the VHF, plus 122 squelch codes to separate conversation groups.
Is the EP150 digital or analog?
The EP150 is analog and can communicate with analog radios set to the same band, frequency and code. It does not offer digital DMR operation.
What is the EP150 battery life?
It depends on the battery: up to 12 h with the 1,100 mAh, up to 24 h with the 2,200 mAh and up to 26 h with the 2,400 mAh, on the cycle of 90% idle, 5% talking and 5% receiving. There is also the option with an alkaline battery set.
What are the EP150's power and frequency band?
Transmit power is 2 W (high) and 1 W (low). The bands are 462 to 469 MHz on the UHF version (RU2081BKN8AA) and 151 to 161 MHz on the VHF (RV2081BKN8AA).
Does the EP150 have a screen?
No. The EP150 has no screen: operation is done with the channel selector and a tricolor LED that shows the radio’s status. It is a simple radio, designed for direct use with no training.
Is the EP150 water and dust resistant?
The official datasheet lists IP54/IP55 and MIL-STD-810 C, D, E and F testing. These ratings do not waive inspection of the housing, connectors, battery and accessories of an older unit.
What comes in the EP150 box?
The EP150 is sold as an individual radio, accompanied by a battery, antenna, belt clip and charger, depending on the configuration. Surveillance earpieces and microphones are compatible accessories from the line, sold separately.
Is the EP150 Anatel-homologated?
Check the unit’s identification and the applicable regulatory documentation before using or reprogramming the EP150. The page does not claim a homologation number or automatic licensing.
Which accessories are compatible with the EP150?
The line’s audio accessories are compatible, such as the rapid desktop charger and the two-wire surveillance kits. ABC Mais Telecom recommends the right battery, charger and earpiece for your use.
