The Motorola NNTN8570B IMPRES Battery is a Li-Ion pack for MTP8500Ex and MTP8550Ex radios, combining IMPRES Intelligent technology with an IP67 rating. It provides 1250 mAh typical and 1200 mAh minimum capacity at 7.6 V nominal, with a specified service life of 500 charge cycles. This combination gives it a specialised position in the Motorola accessory family: it is a pack tied to named Ex radios, defined temperature ranges, and compliance covering IECEx, ATEX, EMC, RTTE, WEEE, and RoHS. The decision therefore suits a manager checking battery fit for a compatible MTP fleet and the site’s operating controls, rather than someone seeking a generic power pack. Its weight, dimensions, charging limits, and discharge limits also allow the deployment plan to be measured before batteries are issued to users.<\/p>\n
NNTN8570B supplies a typical capacity of 1250 mAh with a minimum of 1200 mAh. Keeping both values visible helps procurement match the precise battery definition in equipment records, while the 7.6 V nominal rating provides the electrical reference for the model. IMPRES Intelligent is the smart battery technology built into the pack, and an organisation can retain that name in the item identity when organising compatible equipment. The design operates without memory effect and does not require routine maintenance, allowing management procedures to focus on charging within the defined limits, tracking cycles, and completing the normal pre-issue inspection instead of adding a battery-maintenance programme.<\/p>\n
The specified life of 500 charge cycles gives a fleet manager a recordable unit. Each battery can be assigned an internal asset reference, with its entries into charging logged to support a consistent monitoring method across security and operations teams. Cycle count should remain distinct from shift runtime because it describes the battery’s specified charging cycles and supports lifecycle administration. When a pack moves between users, the NNTN8570B identity, compatible MTP radio, and cycle record can remain together on one asset entry, simplifying review during return and reassignment.<\/p>\n
The battery is compatible with Motorola MTP8500Ex and MTP8550Ex. This short, defined list is the starting point before ordering because a similar battery shape or shared brand does not establish fit. A technician can match the radio in the asset pool to one of those models and then check NNTN8570B and 7.6 V before fitting. In stores, the pack can occupy a location labelled with the compatible radios and remain separate from MT-777 batteries or GP equipment lines. This organisation reduces the risk of issuing a correctly branded battery that belongs to a different operating series.<\/p>\n
The battery weighs up to 149 g and has nominal dimensions of 53.33 x 18.95 x 120.15 mm. An equipment coordinator can use these values when planning a radio kit or storage position and when matching a received item to its asset description. The dimensions retain the stated length, width, and height order, so an internal item card should preserve that sequence. Maximum weight also supports preparation of a multi-item equipment case by letting the battery be included in the load record without relying on a visual estimate.<\/p>\n
NNTN8570B carries an IP67 rating, a value that should remain associated with the battery itself during a site-equipment assessment. Safety or operations staff can include the rating in an accessory review beside the compatible handset without assuming that one component’s rating defines the entire assembled system. Compliance covers IECEx, ATEX, EMC, RTTE, WEEE, and RoHS. These references let procurement and engineering teams compare the product with their internal approval checklist, particularly when MTP8500Ex and MTP8550Ex equipment must pass a review before entering a defined work area.<\/p>\n
The battery cells originate in Japan, while the finished pack is completed in Malaysia. These two points can be recorded during receiving where the organisation’s process checks cell origin and final completion location. They should remain separate from compliance and compatibility because each field answers a different purchasing question. Procurement can therefore build an item record containing model, chemistry, capacity, voltage, IP rating, compliance, cell origin, and finishing location without merging them into a broad statement that is difficult to audit.<\/p>\n
The charging-temperature range is 0\u00b0C to +45\u00b0C, while the discharge range is -10\u00b0C to +50\u00b0C. Protection circuitry is specified from -20\u00b0C to +60\u00b0C, and the IECEx temperature range is -20\u00b0C to +55\u00b0C. These limits give a site manager four separate checks: charging environment, battery discharge environment, protection-circuit boundary, and the range associated with IECEx. When selecting an equipment room or charging position, staff can compare expected conditions against the charging range and then review the field environment separately against the discharge and applicable IECEx limits.<\/p>\n
In Saudi operations, the conditioned radio room may differ materially from an outdoor or industrial work area, so one temperature range should not be used for every stage. A returned battery can be logged and routed to a charging area within 0\u00b0C to +45\u00b0C, then issued for a task that remains within its stated discharge range. Where the site’s procedure relies on IECEx, staff use that dedicated range in their assessment. Separating each stage turns the temperature limits into operating controls and helps a supervisor choose the charging location instead of automatically placing it near the radio-return point.<\/p>\n
NNTN8570B suits organisations operating MTP8500Ex or MTP8550Ex radios that need to control the battery under defined security and safety procedures. At industrial facilities, engineering staff can compare IECEx and ATEX with area requirements before the pack enters service. In facilities and security operations, the asset coordinator can track charge cycles and associate every battery with its radio and user. Central stores can separate compatible Ex-radio batteries from other radio packs and place the typical 1250 mAh capacity and 7.6 V rating on the identification entry.<\/p>\n
IP67 supports selection where ingress protection is part of the equipment review, while dimensions and weight help with issue-case preparation. The team does not need to compress these criteria into one judgement. It can use sequential gates for handset compatibility, compliance, temperature range, battery identity, and then load and storage requirements. This approach makes deployment auditable across procurement, safety staff, and the field supervisor, with each group able to see the factor under its responsibility.<\/p>\n
NNTN8570B differs from MDHTN3001 because it is a battery fitted to a compatible radio, whereas MDHTN3001 is a charging station for named GP radios. It also differs from MT-777-BT, which is tied to the MT-777 and follows another day-to-day operating profile. Across the wider battery group, sibling models carry differing ingress-protection ratings, so IP67 should remain attached to NNTN8570B and not be transferred to another item. Selection starts with MTP8500Ex or MTP8550Ex and then moves to IMPRES Intelligent technology, Li-Ion chemistry, capacity, voltage, and compliance.<\/p>\n
This position makes the pack a defined choice for the compatible Ex fleet rather than an automatic substitute for any Motorola battery. A buyer can separate an NNTN8570B order from the charger and from packs intended for other radios, then include temperature and compliance requirements in the organisation’s approval workflow. At receiving, staff match the model, IP67, dimensions, weight, cell origin, and finishing location. Clear separation between family members reduces allocation errors and gives operations managers a selection path connected to both radio and environment.<\/p>\n
Before operation, the team can create an asset entry carrying NNTN8570B, MTP8500Ex or MTP8550Ex, Li-Ion, IMPRES Intelligent, and 7.6 V. It then records the typical and minimum capacities, the 500-cycle limit, and a charging position within the allowed range. At issue, the supervisor checks IP67, the compliance list, and the task’s temperature conditions, returning the battery to its cycle record after use. Receiving staff can use the 149 g maximum weight and nominal dimensions to match the item. These steps turn specifications into clear controls for purchase, receipt, charging, and handover while keeping the battery linked to the radio and environment for which it is intended.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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