Discontinued Motorola Mag One D8
The Motorola Mag One D8 is a UHF handheld radio that operates in DMR Tier II and in analog mode. The model has been discontinued, so this page serves as a technical reference for existing fleets.
The official documentation lists 16 channels, UHF band from 403 to 470 MHz, 1 W or 4 W power, a 1,700 mAh lithium-ion battery, IP54 protection and a 2-pin audio connector.
DMR and analog
Handheld radio with DMR Tier II and analog channels, depending on network programming.
Rugged IP54
Protected against dust and water splashes, for everyday use.
Clear digital audio
DMR digital audio clearer than analog, even at the edge of coverage.
Up to 15 h in digital
1,700 mAh lithium-ion battery: up to 15 h in digital and 12 h in analog on the 5/5/90 cycle.
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OVERVIEW
Meet the Motorola Mag One D8
The Mag One D8 combines DMR digital and analog communication in a handheld with no display. To keep an existing fleet running, confirm the label, programming, battery, charger and accessories before any intervention.
Digital and analog
16 channels in UHF
DMR Tier II and analog mode.
• 16 channels
• UHF from 403 to 470 MHz
• 1 W or 4 W power
Protection and battery life
IP54 and up to 15 h in digital
Official Mag One D8 data.
• 1,700 mAh lithium-ion battery
• Up to 15 h in digital
• Up to 12 h in analog
Technical reference for existing fleets
Coverage depends on frequency, power, antenna, obstacles, interference and infrastructure. Motorola Solutions does not publish a fixed distance for the Mag One D8.
The entry-level DMR radio of the Mag One line
- 1,700 mAh lithium-ion battery
- Up to 15 h in digital on the 5/5/90 cycle
- IP54 protection against dust and splashes
- 2-pin audio connector
Why buy from ABC Mais Telecom
ABC Mais Telecom can organize fleet identification, known programming and diagnostics for technical service or an assessment of a current alternative.
Identification and programming
Confirm the label, the UHF band from 403 to 470 MHz and the programming file before changing any unit.
Channels and operation
The 16 channels can be organized according to the operation’s groups and procedures, respecting the network configuration.
Battery and connectors
On older units, the battery, charger and connectors must be identified and tested before diagnosis.
Variant check
See the label and the documentation applicable to the variant to check the equipment’s regulatory identification.
Proven accessories
Only accessories with code and compatibility proven in an official source are shown on this page.
Documented continuity
Since the Mag One D8 is discontinued, any decision must start from the actual condition of the fleet and the available documentation.
Technical Specifications
Motorola Mag One D8 technical data according to the official Motorola Solutions page and official data sheet.
DMR
Digital + analog
IP54
Dust and splashes
16 channels
Mag One
DMR
ETSI standard
Mag One D8 datasheet
| Category | Professional handheld radio |
|---|---|
| Status | Discontinued product |
| Technology | Digital DMR Tier II and analog |
| Channels | 16 |
| Band | UHF from 403 to 470 MHz |
| Power | 1 W or 4 W |
| Spacing | 12.5 or 25 kHz |
| Battery | Lithium-ion, 1,700 mAh |
| Digital battery life | Up to 15 h on the 5/5/90 cycle |
| Analog battery life | Up to 12 h on the 5/5/90 cycle |
| Protection | IP54 |
| Operating temperature | −30 °C to +60 °C |
| Dimensions | 107 × 58 × 37 mm |
| Weight | 310 g with lithium-ion battery |
| Audio | 500 mW at 24 Ω |
| Connector | 2-pin audio |
| Buttons | 2 programmable buttons |
| Contacts | Up to 128 contacts |
Features explained
Each Mag One D8 feature has a practical effect in your team’s day-to-day work. See what each technology means in operation.
Digital + analog DMR
Digital and analog DMR radio (mixed mode), to move gradually to digital without replacing the whole fleet at once.
IP54 ruggedness
IP54 ruggedness (dust and water splashes), with a die-cast chassis and operation from -30°C to +60°C.
16 channels
16 channels, selected with the rotary selector, enough to organize small teams simply.
Voice announcement
Voice announcement confirms button actions by audio, compensating for the lack of a screen.
Simple operation, no screen
Simple, direct operation with no screen: power on, select the channel with the rotary selector and talk, ideal for teams that are starting to use a professional radio.
Long-lasting Li-Ion battery
The lithium-ion battery listed for the set is 1,700 mAh. Identify the installed part and its condition before estimating continuity of use.
Connectivity and features
Digital and analog DMR FM radio in UHF (403 to 470 MHz), with 16 channels and 12.5/25 kHz spacing.
Audio and productivity
The official documentation lists general, group and private calls, a list of up to 128 contacts, remote monitoring and remote enable or disable. Availability depends on the programming applied to the network.
Certified durability
Durable construction with IP54 protection, die-cast chassis and an operating range of -30°C to +60°C, designed for continuous everyday business use.
Technical documents
See the official Motorola Mag One D8 documentation (datasheet) with ABC Mais Telecom: complete specifications, straight from Motorola Solutions.
Applications
The Motorola Mag One D8 Radio serves small businesses that need simple, lightweight and economical communication among the team, without relying on a cell phone or carrier signal.
A lightweight, straightforward DMR radio for small business
The Mag One D8 remains on this page as a technical reference for existing fleets. The model is discontinued and must not be presented as an offer of new equipment.
Segments served
Retail and stores
Retail and stores: lightweight radio with no screen for teams in direct contact with the customer, with clear audio even in busy environments.
Hospitality
Hospitality: direct communication between reception, housekeeping and maintenance, with simple operation and voice announcement.
Fast construction
In existing fleets, record the label, programming, battery, charger and physical condition before diagnosis.
Education
Education: internal communication at schools and campuses, between the front desk, coordination and support staff.
Logistics and small warehouses
Logistics and small warehouses: reliable DMR communication for receiving and shipping teams.
Asset security and front desk
Asset security and front desk: entry-level DMR radio with voice announcement and remote monitoring for small teams.
Use cases
Service teams
Service teams: clear audio with long-lasting battery for full shifts.
Facilities and general services
Facilities and general services: simple, direct communication for maintenance and janitorial teams.
Local events and fairs
The Mag One D8 can remain as a reference for an existing fleet. The analysis must consider programming, coverage, physical condition and availability of proven components.
Technical reference for the Motorola Mag One D8
The Mag One D8 was discontinued. Motorola Solutions’ official lifecycle tool records the cancellation of the Brazilian variant LAH85EDJ8AD3BB on August 13, 2024 and lists the X10D as its successor. This page remains as a reference for identifying, programming and assessing existing units. It does not present the model as new equipment and does not promise future availability.
Unit identification
The commercial name, label, band and programming file must be checked together. The datasheet lists UHF operation from 403 to 470 MHz, with 1 or 4 W power. The radio has 16 channels and works in DMR Tier II or in analog mode. An older unit may have been programmed for a specific network. Changing channels without preserving the known file can break interoperability with other radios.
Power and documented battery life
The listed lithium-ion battery is 1,700 mAh. The manufacturer states up to 15 hours in digital and up to 12 hours in analog on the 5/5/90 cycle. These results belong to the test condition. Age, temperature, number of transmissions, volume and battery condition change the observed duration. On an older fleet, the installed part must be identified and tested before any conclusion about battery life.
Construction and environment
The body measures 107 by 58 by 37 mm and weighs 310 g with the lithium-ion battery. The rating is IP54 and the published operating temperature ranges from minus 30 to plus 60 degrees Celsius. IP54 does not allow submersion. Covers, sealing, the two-pin audio connector, antenna and latches must be inspected, since physical wear can change the observed protection over the years.
Audio and interface
The published audio output is 500 mW at 24 ohms. The radio has no screen. Operation uses a channel selector, volume control, two programmable buttons and audible alerts. The published capacity includes up to 128 contacts. Since the unit depends on programming, the channel label and the usage procedure must accompany the team’s documentation.
Accessories with official proof
Four items are shown because they have a code, D8 compatibility and an individual official image: PMLN6534, PMMN4092, PMLN6531 and PMLN6542. The first is an in-ear earpiece with microphone and PTT. The PMMN4092 is a remote speaker microphone. The PMLN6531 is an over-the-ear earpiece, and the PMLN6542 is a lightweight headset. Even with documentary proof, the connector and the unit’s physical condition must be checked.
Succession without mixing accessories
The X10D appears as the successor in the lifecycle tool, but that does not mean the battery, charger, antenna and accessories are automatically interchangeable. Each reference must be checked on the corresponding product page. A migration must map channels, groups, power, audio accessories, charging routine and team procedures.
Service checklist
- Photograph the unit’s label and serial number.
- Record the band, channels and known programming file.
- Identify the battery, charger, antenna and connected accessory.
- Test transmission, reception, audio and controls.
- Inspect the two-pin connector, cover and latches.
- Compare observed battery life with the battery’s condition.
- Document any replacement by part code.
Decision for an existing fleet
When the fleet still meets the operation’s needs, maintenance must preserve traceability. When parts, batteries or units stop supporting use, the succession analysis must consider the entire network. The goal is not to claim automatic equivalence, but to identify what must be reprogrammed, replaced or tested.
Limits of this reference
The published figures describe the product under the conditions of the official documentation. They do not prove the condition of a used unit. Physical inspection, electrical testing, reading the programming and a communication test are necessary for a diagnosis. The Mag One D8 must be treated as a discontinued product and as part of a legacy fleet.
Mag One D8 accessories with official proof
Accessories compatible with the Mag One D8: PMLN6534, PMMN4092, PMLN6531 and PMLN6542.
Confirm the connector and the radio’s condition.
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Frequently asked questions
Has the Motorola Mag One D8 been discontinued?
Yes. The official lifecycle tool records the cancellation of the Brazilian variant on August 13, 2024 and lists the X10D as its successor.
Is the Mag One D8 digital or analog?
It operates in DMR Tier II and in analog mode. The programming must match the existing network.
How many channels does the Mag One D8 have?
The official datasheet lists 16 channels.
Which frequency band is published?
UHF from 403 to 470 MHz. The variant and programming must be checked on the label.
What is the Mag One D8 power?
1 W or 4 W, depending on programming and variant.
What is the published battery life?
Up to 15 hours in digital or up to 12 hours in analog on the 5/5/90 cycle with a 1,700 mAh battery.
Does the Mag One D8 have water protection?
The IP54 rating protects against dust and splashes. It does not allow submersion.
What is the audio power?
The official datasheet lists 500 mW at 24 ohms.
What is the Mag One D8 range?
There is no official fixed range. Coverage depends on frequency, power, antenna, obstacles, interference and infrastructure.
Which accessories have been proven?
PMLN6534, PMMN4092, PMLN6531 and PMLN6542. Each item has compatibility, description and image from an official source.
Does the X10D automatically accept D8 accessories?
Do not assume compatibility. The successor must be assessed with its own connectors, batteries, chargers and official accessories.
