Motorola BPR40
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Motorola BPR40 Mag One Analog Two-Way Radio
Analog • 8 or 16 Channels • 4W UHF / 5W VHF • IP-X4 Rugged • MIL-STD 810
The Motorola BPR40 Mag One is a compact, affordable analog-only two-way radio built for small business, retail, security, schools, and service teams that need simple, reliable push-to-talk communication. Available in UHF or VHF with 8 or 16 channels, the BPR40 paired durability with easy operation, making it a long-running favourite among commercial two-way radio buyers.
⚠ This Has Been Discontinued
The Motorola BPR40 has been discontinued and replaced by the Motorola BPR50dX. The single best next step is to view the replacement — the Motorola BPR50dX is the current Mag One model and the direct successor to the BPR40.
What the Motorola BPR40 Offered
Simple Analog Operation
Analog-only design kept the BPR40 easy to program and easy to use — straightforward push-to-talk with no digital learning curve.
8 or 16 Channels
Up to 16 channels organized teams and departments, with channel scan and selectable scan lists to monitor multiple conversations.
UHF / VHF Power
4 watts on UHF (403–470 MHz) or 5 watts on VHF (136–174 MHz), with an adjustable power level (ships at 1W default).
Compact & Lightweight
At roughly 11 ounces and measuring 4.21″ H × 2.28″ W × 1.46″ D, the BPR40 was built for all-day carry on long shifts.
Rugged & Sealed
Built to Military Standard 810 C, D, E, F for shock and vibration, with an IP-X4 weather-resistant housing for everyday job-site use.
Long Battery Life
Up to 16 hours of runtime and a tri-color LED for transmit, receive, and low-battery status kept teams powered through the workday.
Programmable Buttons
Two programmable side buttons and adjustable squelch let users set custom shortcuts and tune reception for clearer comms.
Motorola BPR40 Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Motorola Solutions |
| Model | Motorola BPR40 (Mag One) |
| Operation | Analog |
| Band & Frequency | UHF: 403–470 MHz or VHF: 136–174 MHz |
| Power Output | 4W (UHF) / 5W (VHF); adjustable, 1W low / 4W high |
| Channels | 8 or 16 (depending on model) |
| Range | Up to 250,000 sq. ft. / 20 floors (varies by terrain & building construction) |
| Battery Life | Up to 16 hours |
| Durability | Military Standard 810 C, D, E, F; passes EIA 603B (shock, vibration, dust & humidity) |
| IP Rating | IP-X4 (weather-resistant) |
| Encryption | No |
| Licence Required | Yes — valid Industry Canada (ISED) radio licence |
| Warranty | 2-Year Standard Warranty |
Recommended Replacement
The Motorola BPR40 has been replaced by the Motorola BPR50dX, the current Mag One radio and the direct successor in the line. If you previously ran BPR40 radios and need to add to or replace your fleet, the BPR50dX is the model to standardize on going forward. Browse the full Mag One series, or talk to our Canadian radio experts about migrating your fleet — call 800-681-8023 or request a quote.
Who Was the Motorola BPR40 For?
The BPR40 was a fit for budget-conscious teams in retail, hospitality, security, property management, schools, and facilities that needed simple analog communication without digital complexity. Teams with those same needs today should look at the Motorola BPR50dX or browse our current business two-way radios for the closest match. Note that the BPR40 required a valid Industry Canada (ISED) radio licence for legal operation in Canada.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola BPR40
• Is the Motorola BPR40 still available?
No. The Motorola BPR40 has been discontinued. It has been replaced by the Motorola BPR50dX, which is the current Mag One model and the direct successor to the BPR40.
• What replaced the Motorola BPR40?
The Motorola BPR50dX replaced the BPR40. It carries forward the Mag One line and is the model we recommend for anyone who previously used or is adding to a BPR40 fleet.
• What were the key specs of the Motorola BPR40?
The BPR40 was an analog-only radio offering 8 or 16 channels, 4 watts on UHF (403–470 MHz) or 5 watts on VHF (136–174 MHz), an IP-X4 weather-resistant housing, Military Standard 810 durability, up to 16 hours of battery life, two programmable buttons, and a 2-year warranty.
• Did the Motorola BPR40 require a licence in Canada?
Yes. The BPR40 required a valid Industry Canada (ISED) radio licence for legal operation in Canada. The same licensing applies to its replacement and other commercial UHF/VHF radios.
• Can I still get support or fleet pricing for Mag One radios?
Yes. For migrating an existing BPR40 fleet or buying the BPR50dX replacement, contact our Canadian radio experts at 800-681-8023 or request a quote through our contact page.
