Motorola HLN9694A Leather Radio Case with Swivel

The Motorola HLN9694A Leather Radio Case gives operating teams a defined carrying arrangement for Professional Series keypad radios. Its leather body is paired with a swivel belt-loop latch, keeping the assigned radio at the user’s carrying position while allowing the case angle to change with the task. It fits GP340, GP380, HT1250, HT1250 LS, HT1250 LS+, and HT750 models, including radios using NiCd and NiMH batteries. This explicit compatibility range makes HLN9694A a balanced Motorola-family accessory when procurement needs a case designed around keypad models rather than a generic holder that leaves fit and attachment method uncertain. The selection case is therefore practical: match the radio, battery arrangement, keypad format, and preferred swivel carry workflow.

Using the Motorola HLN9694A Leather Radio Case

The case supports an organised radio-carrying workflow during shifts that require movement around a site. An asset manager can assign it to the same compatible radio, record the pieces together, and issue them as one working set. Its swivel belt-loop latch connects the case to the user’s carrying point, while the rotating arrangement lets the wearer adjust the radio angle for walking, sitting, or reaching the keypad. Security officers, facilities supervisors, and maintenance personnel can therefore keep the radio close to hand without holding it throughout every round.

The case measures 5.25 H x 1.50 W x 2.50 L in, equivalent to 133.35 x 38.10 x 63.50 mm. Equipment managers can use these dimensions when planning asset lockers, issue bags, or the available space on a work belt beside other tools. The measurements also help stores staff distinguish this case from visually similar pieces. Leather construction and the swivel-case format are both central to selection, so receiving staff should confirm the model and physical fit before issue instead of relying on appearance alone.

Where HLN9694A Fits Saudi Operations

At facilities-management sites, the case suits a technician or supervisor moving between plant rooms, corridors, and maintenance points with a compatible radio. Security teams can assign it to patrol staff using GP340 or GP380 units and keep the case tied to the user’s radio asset through the shift. In a warehouse, a supervisor coordinating loading while moving between work areas can adjust the swivel position as posture and activity change. Event teams can issue the case with the registered radio at the start of a duty period and recover both pieces together when the assignment ends.

Defined compatibility matters in organisations operating more than one generation or format of Motorola radio. Stores staff can separate HLN9694A-compatible units from other equipment and label the case location with its model. Support for radios using NiCd and NiMH batteries helps where both battery chemistries occur across the listed models. Battery chemistry is not the only selection point, however; procurement should align the exact radio model, its Professional Series keypad format, and the required carrying method.

HLN9694A Position Within Motorola Accessories

HLN9694A differs from the MT-777 radio and the PMKN4012 cable because it handles physical carrying rather than communications or programming. It is also a separate catalogue model from HLN9665A, so similar accessory codes should not be treated as proof of interchangeability. The deciding evidence for this case is its stated compatible-radio list and its leather swivel format for keypad models. When the radio is a GP340, GP380, HT1250, HT1250 LS, HT1250 LS+, or HT750, HLN9694A can proceed to a physical fit check.

This position helps a buyer separate accessory decisions within the family. A carry case cannot replace the programming connection a workshop needs, and a programming cable does not solve how a user carries a radio on patrol. An issue kit can therefore be planned as distinct choices: the radio for communication, the case for carrying, and any bench accessories required for configuration. Compatibility then drives each purchase and makes it easier for stores staff to replace or reassign the correct item without confusing accessory roles.

Fit Checks Before Deployment

Start by confirming the radio model and battery arrangement, then place the radio in the case and check access to its keypad and how it sits. The swivel belt-loop latch can then be tried on the type of belt used at the site, moving the case through the positions required during the employee’s normal work. The case can be recorded as one piece assigned to a particular radio and stored in a location clearly labelled HLN9694A. This process reduces the chance of issuing a similar-looking case to a radio outside the stated compatibility list.

At issue and return, staff can visually inspect the leather, latch, and belt loop, clean the case under the site’s equipment procedure, and return it with its assigned radio. If the radio model changes, compatibility and physical fit should be checked again before the case follows it. Procurement can also use the dimensions when ordering storage space for multiple units. The outcome is a carry accessory with a specific operational role: it keeps radio issue organised, gives the wearer an adjustable swivel position, and links each case to a known group of Motorola keypad radios.

Package Contents

• Leather DTMF carry case with swivel belt loop