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2-Way Radio Battery

A 2-way radio battery must be tough if it is going to make it through today’s work conditions and endure ever-changing environments. Just taking someone’s word for it doesn’t cut it. Batteries must be tested and results calculated.

About a 2-Way Radio Battery from BearCom

Conducting drop tests via independent testing facilities is always one of the first steps toward providing unbiased and accurate information for buyers of a 2-way radio battery. Conducting tests like the criteria the military uses is always a sure indicator that the collected data is accurate and well assimilated.

Additional Information about a 2-Way Radio Battery

Now, let’s consider the vibration test. Portable two-way radios regularly endure jostling, bouncing, shaking, and vibration. These conditions can be a common source for a 2-way radio battery failure. That being the case, you should never underestimate the need for knowing how the brand you are considering buying held up under extreme vibration conditions.

More Data about a 2-Way Radio Battery

Most vibration tests also follow military specifications to test sine vibration (follows a regular, repeating pattern) and random vibration (no predictable shaking pattern). Radios, using a 2-way radio battery, typically go through a total of 12 hours of vibration testing. The batteries are inspected once after each axis of vibration, for a total of six inspections.