MOTOROLA SLR 1000
10W Compact Repeater for In-Building Coverage
- • Compact 10W DMR repeater for in-building and campus coverage
- • Single 5-inch rack unit with integrated duplexer — eliminates external filtering
- • Wall-mountable with passive cooling; no fans or ventilation required
- • Supports 2 simultaneous voice paths via TDMA
- • Integrated battery charger for 8-hour backup operation
- • Capacity Plus single-site trunking ready with Ethernet remote management
- • Ideal for hotels, hospitals, school campuses and underground parking
MOTOROLA DR 3000
40W Site Workhorse for Single-Site Remote Coverage
- • 40W UHF / 25W VHF wall-mount compact repeater
- • 100% duty cycle for continuous operation
- • Analog + digital (DMR) dual-mode
- • IP Site Connect and remote management ready
- • Integrated AC/DC power supply
- • Typical use: single-site, remote and rural coverage
| Spec | SLR 1000 | DR 3000 |
|---|---|---|
| RF Output | 10W | 40W UHF / 25W VHF |
| Form Factor | 5-inch single rack unit with integrated duplexer | Wall-mount compact |
| Coverage Mission | In-building / campus (hotel, hospital, underground parking) | Single-site remote & rural coverage |
| Trunking & Management | Capacity Plus single-site ready + Ethernet remote management | IP Site Connect + remote management |
| Power & Backup | Integrated battery charger, 8-hour backup | Integrated AC/DC power supply |
The Buying Decision — Building Filler vs Site Workhorse. The SLR 1000 answers the question "how do I cover one building without building RF infrastructure": its 5-inch rack unit with integrated duplexer needs no external filtering or ventilation, and the built-in charger gives 8 hours of backup on the same footprint — priced for a hotel wing, a hospital floor, a campus core or an underground parking deck. The DR 3000 answers a different question: "how do I light up a remote or rural single site with real coverage" — 40W UHF / 25W VHF wall-mount at 100% duty cycle, IP Site Connect-ready so it joins the same multi-site network domain as an SLR 5500 head-end. Same MOTOTRBO ecosystem, deliberately different power classes: inside a building buy the SLR 1000; at the far end of the network buy the DR 3000. A hybrid site standard is common: DR 3000 for the valley/mountain site, SLR 1000 for the admin building.
Data Source: Motorola SLR 1000 datasheet (slr1000vsslr5500 in-site block); Motorola DR 3000 datasheet (slr5500vsdr3000 in-site block).
