Hytera 3m Power Lead
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Hytera PWC06 Power Adapter for Single-Unit Chargers
A reliable, official replacement for a lost or damaged charger lead.
Overview
The Hytera PWC06 is an AC-to-DC power adapter that provides charging power to Hytera single-unit chargers. It ensures safe, efficient charging for compatible handheld radios when used with standard Hytera charging docks.
Key Features
- Regulated 12V DC output means safe, consistent charging power for your Hytera charging dock.
- Overcurrent, overvoltage, and short-circuit protection means your radio and charger stay protected during use.
- Wide input range (100-240V AC) means it works reliably off standard mains power.
- Compact, lightweight build means it's easy to carry as a spare in a field tech kit.
Compatible With
- Hytera CH10L24, CH10A07, and other single-unit chargers
- Radios using 12V charging bases, including HP602, HP682, BD502, PD402, and PD562
Applications
- Desk or office charging
- Replacement for a lost or damaged adapter
- Field tech kits and mobile charging stations
What's in the Box
- 1x Hytera PWC06 power adapter
- Standard power cord (region-specific plug may vary)
Key Specifications
| Product Code | PWC06 |
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Output Voltage | 12V DC regulated |
| Output Current | 1.5A |
| Connector Type | Barrel plug, compatible with Hytera charging cradles |
| Safety | Overcurrent, overvoltage, and short-circuit protection |
FAQs
Will this work with my Hytera charging dock?
It's designed for Hytera single-unit chargers such as the CH10L24 and CH10A07, covering radios like the HP602, HP682, BD502, PD402, and PD562. Check your dock model if you're unsure.
Is this an official Hytera accessory?
Yes, it's an official Hytera power adapter, not a third-party equivalent.
Can I use this to charge more than one radio at once?
No, this powers a single-unit charging dock. Multi-bay chargers need a different, higher-output power supply.
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