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DP4400 vs DP1400 — Motorola No-Display DMR Portable: 32CH Entry vs 99CH Full-Featured

DP1400 — 32CH DMR Entry with Transmit Interrupt, 98 Phon, IP54, and 19-Hour Battery at 310g

The industry's most deployed digital migration radio. 32 channels with dual-mode analog/digital operation for phased fleet upgrades. 98 phon audio with Transmit Interrupt for supervisor priority override. 5W UHF/VHF with TDMA dual-slot. IP54 rated. 1,500mAh IMPRES battery delivers 19 hours. 310g with large tactile controls. No display — rotary channel selector for zero-training deployment. Designed for construction, warehousing, and agriculture where voice-only push-to-talk with emergency signaling covers all operational needs and the no-display form factor keeps cost and complexity at the absolute minimum.

DP4400 — 99CH DMR Full-Featured without Display, 98 Phon, AES-256, Capacity Plus Trunking, and 28-Hour Battery at 320g

Upgraded no-display DMR portable with 99 channels — triple DP1400's capacity. 98 phon audio with intelligent volume adjustment. 5W UHF/VHF with TDMA dual-slot. AES-256 encryption standard — a security tier absent on DP1400. Supports Capacity Plus single-site trunking with IP Site Connect for multi-site networking. Transmit Interrupt supervisor override. 2,900mAh IMPRES 2 battery delivers 28 hours — 47% longer runtime. IP54 rated. 320g — 10g heavier due to enhanced audio DSP and encryption hardware. Designed for security patrol, manufacturing, and education campuses where encryption is mandatory, channel capacity matters, and the no-display simplicity is retained for gloved-hand operation.

Data Source: Motorola Solutions MOTOTRBO Entry-Level Portable Technical Datasheets Verified: August 4, 2026
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