Motorola XPR7350e MOTOTRBO Professional Digital Portable Radio (UHF 403–512 MHz)

The XPR7350e UHF is the no-display model of the XPR 7000e series — built for industrial workers whose role doesn't require channel switching or display status, but who need the full professional-tier specification underneath: IP68 waterproofing, integrated GPS, HazLoc certification, and advanced system support. At 290g with the slim battery, it runs 19 hours in digital mode. With the 3000mAh high-capacity battery, runtime reaches 28 hours — covering three full industrial shifts.

At 4W UHF across 403–512 MHz, it connects into the full MOTOTRBO system architecture: Capacity Plus trunking, Capacity Max, Connect Plus, and IP Site Connect for multi-site enterprise deployments. The frequency range extends to 512 MHz, wider than the XPR3300e/3500e ceiling of the same band, providing additional licensed frequency access for organizations in congested industrial markets. Wi-Fi enables over-the-air software updates fleet-wide without collecting individual radios from workers spread across large industrial sites.

The XPR7350e includes an integrated accelerometer that powers the Man Down safety feature. If a worker falls and becomes unresponsive, the radio detects the event and automatically initiates an emergency call — no interaction required from the incapacitated worker (Man Down is not enabled by default). This matters in lone worker scenarios where response time is critical. Utility workers in confined spaces, underground miners, and oil and gas technicians on remote sites all operate in conditions where UHF coverage and automated safety failsafes are not optional.

Operating the Motorola XPR7350e UHF on licensed frequencies in the United States requires an FCC Part 90 license. This applies to commercial and industrial radio use across utilities, mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, and public safety organizations on private licensed UHF frequencies in the 403–512 MHz band.

AXDIGITAL supplies the XPR7350e UHF as a genuine, factory-sealed Motorola unit, and we can share guidance on where FCC Part 90 licensing starts — including how to identify UHF frequencies for your site and existing infrastructure. For HazLoc deployments, we can also share the TIA-4950 Division 1 compliance and UL-rated battery requirements that apply. For Capacity Max or Connect Plus trunked systems, we can point you toward system planning and frequency coordination practices that apply.

The XPR7350e UHF is FCC Part 90 certified (FCC ID: AZ489FT7065) and supports DMR digital modulation (ETSI TS 102 361).

Contact us to discuss licensing, HazLoc compliance, and system design for your organization.