Motorola WPLN4127AR Impress 6 Bank Adaptive Battery Chargers With Military Tough Travel Case

The Motorola WPLN4127AR (often listed as WPLN4127) is a 6-unit IMPRES Adaptive Charger designed for high-performance battery management, supporting tri-chemistry (Li-Ion, NiCd, and NiMH) batteries. It features individual displays for each charging pocket to provide real-time battery health data. Haloid Solutions Haloid Solutions +2 Key Features and Benefits IMPRES Technology: Automatically performs calibration and reconditioning to eliminate memory effects and extend battery life. Fast Charging: IMPRES 2 versions can charge batteries up to 40% faster than original chargers. Multi-Pocket Design: Features six charging pockets, allowing you to charge multiple radios or batteries simultaneously. Built-in Diagnostics: Provides data on the battery's ability to hold a charge and its total time in service. Shop Motorola Solutions Shop Motorola Solutions +4 Compatibility The WPLN4127AR is specifically designed for professional-grade portable radios including: XTS Series: XTS5000, XTS3000, XTS2500, XTS1500. Other Models: PR1500, HT1000, MT2000, and MTS200 These were purchased at auction directly from our military. Each case contains (4) 6 bank WPLN4127AR CHARGERS. They have been power tested and are in good condition. After these pictures they have been blown out with compressed air and given a wipe down. Pick up only for now they come in at over 50+lbs and 25x25x21” System Specifications When these two part numbers are combined, they describe a Field-Deployable 24-Bank Charger with the following characteristics: Enclosure: A Zero Warrior or Transitainer style rotomolded case that is airtight, watertight, and dustproof. Capacity: Houses four WPLN4127 or PMPN4284 IMPRES 2 6-unit chargers for a total of 24 pockets. Ruggedization: Built to MIL-STD-810G standards, featuring elastomeric shock mounts to protect the chargers' sensitive circuit boards from drops and impact. Deployment: Features a "lid-off" operation design where the case can remain open during charging to allow for heat dissipation through integrated DC fans. https://offerup.com/redirect/?o=QW1hem9uLmNvbQ== https://offerup.com/redirect/?o=QW1hem9uLmNvbQ== Estimated Cost & Acquisition Because these part numbers represent a specific military/government configuration, they are rarely found at standard retail and are primarily sourced through defense contract channels: Surplus Market: Used units with these part numbers sometimes appear on government liquidation sites or eBay, often ranging from $1,200 to $2,500 depending on whether the chargers are included. New Procurement: A brand-new system built to these specifications typically costs $7,500+ due to the high cost of the custom Zero Manufacturing aluminum or composite housing and the IMPRES 2 electronics.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Tactical & Communications

Brand

Motorola