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RLN6433 Vehicular Travel Charger for APX4000 Series - In-Vehicle Use

RLN6433 Vehicular Travel Charger for APX4000 Series - In-Vehicle Use

Regular price $36.24 USD

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In this review the RLN6433 vehicular travel charger is evaluated for mobile radio users who need reliable in-vehicle charging. The bottom line: this compact kit is for technicians, fleet drivers and field personnel who want to keep APX and XPR series radios powered and usable while on the road. The charger plugs directly into the cigarette lighter adapter and provides a regulated DC output so radios can remain in the custom base and be used while charging, which is the single biggest reason to consider it.

Key Features

  • Direct vehicle power: Plugs into a vehicle cigarette lighter adapter to provide on-the-go charging without rewiring the vehicle.
  • In-use charging: Allows the radio to remain in the custom charger base and be operated while it charges, preventing downtime.
  • Voltage-regulated output: Supplies DC 12V at 1A from a 12-24V input to protect compatible radios from voltage swings.
  • Complete kit: Includes the vehicular charger adapter, custom charger base, mounting bracket and coil cord for a ready-to-install package.
  • Wide compatibility: Designed for multiple Motorola APX and XPR models including APX 4000 and XPR 6350/7550 series.

Who It's For

The RLN6433 is aimed at technicians, first responders, and fleet operators who use Motorola APX and XPR radios and need a dependable way to charge and use radios inside vehicles. It is a practical pick for anyone who frequently transitions between vehicle and handheld operation and wants a single solution that mounts and powers the radio from the cigarette lighter socket.

Those who should look elsewhere include users who need a hardwired 12V installation without a cigarette lighter adapter or teams requiring higher output charging for accessories. If a manufacturer-specific hardwire cable or multi-port charging station is required, choose a different accessory.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Provides regulated DC power so compatible radios can be used while charging in the base.
  • Includes mounting bracket and coil cord for practical in-vehicle installation.
  • Wide model compatibility covers several APX and XPR series radios.

Cons

  • Output is limited to DC 12V 1A, so charging speed and accessory power are constrained.

Specifications

Brand VBLL
Model RLN6433 Vehicular Travel Charger
Compatible Radios APX 4000, XPR 6100, XPR 6350, XPR 6380, XPR 6550, XPR 6580, XPR 7350, XPR 7550
Input DC 12-24V (cigarette lighter)
Output DC 12V 1A
Kit Includes Vehicular adapter, custom charger base, mounting bracket, coil cord
Quantity 1 PCS, brand new

Our Verdict

The RLN6433 is a practical, cost-effective solution for anyone who needs to keep APX and XPR radios charged and operational inside a vehicle. With a regulated output, included mounting hardware and a custom base, it delivers good value for field crews and fleet users who prioritize reliable in-vehicle charging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this charger let me use the radio while charging?
Yes, the design allows the radio to remain in the charger base and be used while receiving power.

What voltage does the charger accept and provide?
The cigarette lighter adapter accepts DC 12-24V input and provides DC 12V at 1A output.

What is included in the package?
The kit includes the voltage-regulated vehicular charger adapter, a custom charger base, a mounting bracket and a coil cord.

Editor's Take

GearMustHave editorial rating: 4.2 out of 5. GearMustHave Editorial Rating

The RLN6433 is a dependable in-vehicle charging kit for APX and XPR radios that lets radios be used while charging; it offers regulated output and mounting hardware for good value.

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RLN6433 Vehicular Travel Charger for APX4000 Series - In-Vehicle Use
RLN6433 Vehicular Travel Charger for APX4000 Series - In-Vehicle Use
Regular price $36.24 USD
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