The first two digits represents the year the battery was manufactured, the last two digits represent the week the battery was manufactured.
#MOTOROLA MODEL NUMBER LOOKUP PORTABLE#
To determine if your Motorola two-way radio battery is under warranty, remove the battery from the portable radio, and the battery will contain a four digit code on the two way radio battery label. The 4 digits directly following the date code are Motorola's internal manufacturing tracking codes. Or if the battery was built on WW40 of 2011 date code positions 1-4 would look like 1207.
The week of manufacture shall rollover to the following year once position 3 or 4 exceeds 52.įor example, if the battery is built on WW10 of 2011, date code positions 1-4 would look like 1129. The WW or 3rd and 4th position is represented as Motorola's week of manufacture + 19 weeks. The YY (1st and 2nd) being the year of manufacture. The battery code format ( on battery of 2011 and later) is YYWW. On Motorola audio accessories you can find the four digit date code between the two-pins on the molded rubber. Prior to determining if it is necessary to replace your existing two-way radio accessories you should always determine if your warranty has expired or not. Motorola has made it simple to check the age of your battery on the back label.īelow helps you determine if your Motorola batteries and audio accessories are still under warranty or when your battery was manufactured.
Batteries age with time and replacing them ensures optimal performance of your radio. Using multiple Motorola batteries and audio accessories, forgetting when you should replace your battery is bound to happen.
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