Motorola PR400 manual PM400 Mobile Military Standards, Accelerated Life Test

SPECIFICATIONS

PM400 Mobile Military Standards

	810C			810D			810E
Applicable MIL - STD	Methods	Procedures	Methods		Procedures	Methods		Procedures
Temperature Shock	503.1	I	503.2		I	503.3		I
Solar Radiation	505.1	I	505.2		I	505.3		I
Salt Fog	509.1	I (48 Hours)	509.2		I (48 Hours)	509.3		I (48 Hours)
Vibration	–	–	514.3		I. Cat. 1	514.4		I. Cat. 1
Shock	516.2	I, III	516.3		I, V	516.4		I, V

Accelerated Life Test

Motorola’s Accelerated Life Test (ALT) is a developmental process of rigorous laboratory testing that simulates years of field use. Motorola has a firm commitment to quality and reliability. These radios have been designed, manufactured and tested to achieve high levels of component and workmanship quality. Motorola radios are designed to minimize costly repairs and downtime.

PM400 Environmental Specifications

Operating Temperature	- 30 C to + 60 C
Storage Temperature	- 40 C to + 85 C
Thermal Shock	- 40 C to + 80 C
Humidity	95%RH @8Hr
Water and Dust Intrusion	IP 54
Packing Test	Impact test

Exceptional Durability

There’s a reason why Motorola two-way radios are built to last. Motorola’s rugged and reliable radios, including the PR and PM Series radios, undergo rigorous testing in the design process. We use U.S. Military Standards and Motorola‘s Accelerated Life Test, so you can be assured Motorola radios will hold up under demanding conditions. These tests are designed to simulate very harsh environments, including:

Rain* – steady rainfall and wind for 30 minutes on every surface. Ideal for agriculture, light construction, utility and public administration personnel who work outdoors in any type of weather.

Salt Fog – 48 hours of exposure to an atomized salt solution. Hospitality staff, utility workers and public administration personnel working near oceans or around winter salt applications will appreciate our radios’ resistance to salt corrosion.

Dust* – 6 hours of blowing dust on all surfaces. Ideal for agriculture, light construction, utility and public administration workers who are exposed to a variety of dusty environments.

Vibration – up to 9 hours of exposure to vibration that simulates the rigors that portables and mobiles could undergo while being transported. Because portables are carried by the radio user, it’s important they hold up to extensive vibration tests, and mobiles must withstand the rigors of the road. Light construction and industrial workers, agriculture, utility and public administration staff expect a radio to withstand any vibrations.

Shock – 18 shocks with a minimum G force of 40 Gs each make these portables and mobiles ideal for light construction and light industrial, agriculture, public administration, utilities and anyone who has dropped a radio at some time.

*PR400 only