Motorola Mag One BPR 45 UHF
UHF — 400–470 MHz — 64 Channels
IP55 — 16-Hour Battery
A rugged, high-performing UHF analog two-way radio for buildings, warehouses, and mixed indoor/outdoor environments — 64 channels, 4W RF output, 16-hour battery, USB-C charging, 3W audio power, and IP55 protection.
The Motorola Mag One BPR 45 is a professional-grade analog two-way radio designed for teams that need clear, dependable communication across construction sites, warehouses, campuses, and any demanding business environment. With 64 channels and 4W UHF RF output on the 400–470 MHz band, and a 3 Watt maximum audio output that cuts through noise, the BPR 45 keeps your team connected when it matters most. A 16-hour battery life outlasts the typical workday without recharging, and USB-C charging means standard cables work — no proprietary charger required. The IP55-rated housing handles dust and water ingress on active job sites, while MIL-STD 810 testing across six standards versions confirms durability in the field.
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Key Features
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64 Channels — VHF and UHF Variants
Supports up to 64 programmable channels for organized, interference-free communication across departments, zones, or shifts. The UHF band (400–470 MHz) is ideal for buildings, warehouses, factories, and mixed indoor/outdoor environments where walls, floors, and structural obstacles attenuate lower frequencies — making UHF the right choice for most commercial and industrial indoor deployments.
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16-Hour Battery — USB-C Charging
Up to 16 hours of talk time on a single charge — engineered to last beyond a full work shift without interruption. Charges via USB-C using any standard USB charger, eliminating the need for proprietary charging docks and reducing the accessories burden for multi-radio deployments.
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3 Watt Audio Power — Enhanced Loudness
A 3W maximum audio power output delivers exceptionally loud and clear audio, ensuring voice messages cut through noisy job sites, machinery noise, and busy environments where lower-power radios struggle. Transmit basic noise reduction further improves outgoing audio clarity.
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IP55 Dust and Water Ingress Protection
Rated IP55 against dust ingress and water jets from any direction — built for the demands of active job sites, outdoor environments, and industrial settings where radios are routinely exposed to the elements. Backed by MIL-STD 810C through 810H testing for temperature extremes, shock, vibration, rain, humidity, salt fog, and blowing dust and sand.
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Voice Announcements and Preset Channel Announcements
Audible voice announcements confirm channel changes and key radio status — reducing errors when working in loud environments where visual confirmation of the display is impractical. Preset channel announcements identify the active channel by name for fast, confident channel selection.
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Priority Scan and Nuisance Channel Delete
Priority Scan monitors a designated priority channel while scanning others — ensuring critical communications are never missed during multi-channel operation. Nuisance Channel Delete temporarily removes a busy or unwanted channel from the scan list without reprogramming, keeping workflows moving.
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Voice Operated Transmission (VOX)
VOX enables hands-free communication — the radio transmits automatically when you speak, without pressing the PTT button. Essential for workers whose hands are occupied with tools, equipment, or materials throughout their shift.
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Analog Scrambling — Conversation Privacy
Built-in analog scrambling helps keep conversations private from casual listeners on the same frequency — suitable for businesses that handle sensitive operational information and want a basic layer of communication security without upgrading to digital.
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2 Programmable Buttons
Two programmable buttons allow assignment of frequently used functions — scan toggle, monitor, VOX on/off, or other features — to one-touch access, reducing menu navigation during active use and improving operational efficiency for your team.
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USB-C Programming Port
The USB-C port serves dual purpose — charging and programming. Radios can be configured and cloned using Motorola's programming software via the same USB-C connection used for charging, simplifying deployment and channel updates across a fleet.
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Who Is This For?
The BPR 45 is for businesses that need reliable, rugged, no-fuss team communication without the complexity or cost of a digital radio system. Construction sites, warehouses, retail operations, campuses, hospitality teams, and any organization coordinating staff across a large area will benefit from its combination of range, battery life, and audio clarity.
Construction and trades
Warehousing and logistics
Campus and facilities management
Retail and hospitality teams
Security and event staff
Any team needing full-shift battery life
Technical Specifications
| Brand |
Motorola Solutions — Mag One series |
| Model |
BPR 45 |
| Radio type |
Analog |
| Band — VHF |
136–174 MHz |
| Band — UHF |
400–470 MHz |
| RF output — VHF (High / Low) |
5W / 1W |
| RF output — UHF (High / Low) |
4W / 1W |
| Channel capacity |
64 channels |
| Channel spacing |
12.5 / 25.0 kHz |
| Battery life |
Up to 16 hours (5/5/90 duty cycle at max transmitter power) |
| Power supply |
7.2V nominal |
| Charging |
USB-C (charging and programming) |
| Audio output power (rated / max) |
1W / 3W |
| Programmable buttons |
2 |
| VOX |
Yes — Voice Operated Transmission |
| Priority scan |
Yes |
| Nuisance Channel Delete |
Yes |
| Voice announcements |
Yes — including preset channel announcements |
| Security |
Analog scrambling |
| IP rating |
IP55 (IEC60529) — dust and water jet protection |
| Military standard |
MIL-STD 810C, D, E, F, G, H |
| Operating temperature |
-30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°F) |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) with battery |
120 × 55 × 33.5mm (4.7 × 2.2 × 1.3 in) |
| Weight with battery, antenna, belt clip |
300g (10.6 oz) |
| Sold by |
ITFactory.ca — authorized Motorola Solutions reseller |
Why Buy from ITFactory.ca?
ITFactory.ca is a trusted Canadian retailer for Motorola two-way radios and accessories, serving businesses and teams across the country. Every product we sell is genuine and backed by our team.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the range of the BPR 45?
Range depends significantly on the environment, band, and antenna. In open outdoor conditions, the VHF version (5W) typically achieves greater range than UHF. In buildings and urban environments with structural obstacles, UHF generally performs better. Real-world range varies with terrain, vegetation, buildings, and interference — specifying an exact distance figure would be misleading. For large sites, a licensed repeater can significantly extend coverage. Contact an authorized Motorola dealer for a site assessment if coverage requirements are critical.
Should I choose VHF or UHF?
VHF (136–174 MHz) is suited to open outdoor environments — farms, large outdoor worksites, parks, and areas with minimal structural obstacles. UHF (400–470 MHz) performs better in buildings, warehouses, and urban environments where walls, floors, and steel structures attenuate lower frequencies. This UHF model is the right choice for your deployment. UHF penetrates buildings and structural obstacles more effectively than VHF, making it the standard choice for warehouses, offices, retail, and mixed-use sites.
Does the BPR 45 need to be programmed before use?
Yes. The BPR 45 requires programming to set channels, frequencies, tones, and features before it is operational. Programming is done via the USB-C port using Motorola's radio programming software and a compatible computer. For new deployments, contact an authorized Motorola dealer for professional programming. ITFactory.ca does not provide radio programming — buyers requiring programming support should contact an authorized Motorola dealer in their area.
Is the BPR 45 compatible with other Motorola radios?
The BPR 45 is an analog radio. It will communicate with other analog radios programmed to the same frequency, tone, and channel spacing — including other Motorola analog radios and compatible third-party analog radios. It is not compatible with digital-only radios (DMR or MOTOTRBO digital mode). Some MOTOTRBO radios support analog mode and can communicate with the BPR 45 when operating in analog — verify compatibility with your specific radio models before deployment.
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Radio Licensing Note
The Motorola Mag One BPR 45 is a licensed two-way radio. In Canada, operating a two-way radio on licensed frequencies requires a Radio Authorization issued by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED). The radio functions without a licence, but commercial operation on licensed frequencies without authorization is not permitted under the Radiocommunication Act. For licensing information, visit ised.canada.ca. ITFactory.ca does not provide licensing or programming services — contact an authorized Motorola dealer for programming and licensing guidance.
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