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MagOne Series

The Motorola MagOne line offers both analog and digital business radio options. The MagOne BPR40 is a reliable analog radio, while the BPR40d gives you digital capabilities for more advanced deployments. Each delivers rugged performance at a budget-friendly price.

With features like up to 16 channels, tri-color LED status, scan, programmable buttons, and up to 4W (analog) or higher power (digital), these radios are perfect for small businesses, retail, property management, and security teams.

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The Motorola Mag One Series keeps essential business communication simple and affordable — dependable UHF radios for everyday teams.

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Operating mode Analog & Digital Digital or Analog Analog Only or Digital & Analog (select the required configuration)
Band / network UHF (400-470 MHz) / VHF (136-174 MHz) UHF: 400-480 MHz, VHF: 136-174 MHz VHF 136–174 MHz or UHF 403–480 MHz (band-specific models)
Channel capacity 64 Channels 64 16
Controls / format Handheld Handheld Non-display handheld
Protection IP55 (Dust and Water Protection) IP55 IP54

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Common buying questions

What's the difference between the BPR40 and BPR50dX?

The BPR40 is an analog 8-channel radio; the BPR50dX is the newer analog/digital model with more channels and features.

Do Mag One radios need a licence?

Mag One UHF radios use licensed business frequencies requiring a Canadian ISED licence; we program and licence-prep every radio.

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