Motorola HKLN4601 1-wire Surveillance Earpiece Ptt Mic

Product Description

The MOTOROLA HKLN4601 is a 1-wire surveillance earpiece with an inline clip push-to-talk microphone designed for two-way radio communication in demanding work environments. The transparent coiled cord connects to a rubber earbud, keeping the profile low-key and comfortable during extended shifts. The inline microphone and PTT button are positioned on the wire for quick, unobtrusive access. This earpiece suits security personnel, retail staff, restaurant teams, and other professionals who need hands-free radio communication without bulky accessories.

The HKLN4601 is built for active, on-the-move use in noisy environments such as retail stores, restaurants, hospitality venues, and light industrial settings. Its transparent cord and compact earbud design allow discreet wear across a full shift. The dual-pin connector interfaces directly with compatible Motorola portable radios, making it a straightforward swap for operations that already run Motorola radio equipment. Package includes one earpiece unit.

Key Features

• 1-wire design keeps cabling minimal and low-profile during wear
• Inline PTT button and microphone for quick, hands-free radio operation
• Transparent coiled cord reduces visibility for security and hospitality applications
• Rubber earbud provides comfort during extended shifts
• Dual-pin connector for direct compatibility with select Motorola radios
• Lightweight construction at 0.14 pounds

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Motorola radio models: CLS1110, CLS1410, DTR410, DTR550, DTR650, RDU2020, RDU2080D, RDU4100, RDV2080D, RDV5100, and RMM2050.

Installation Notes

Insert the dual-pin connector firmly into the radio accessory port before powering on the radio. Ensure the radio is in a safe, non-transmitting state when connecting or disconnecting the earpiece. No tools are required for installation. Inspect the coiled cord and earbud regularly for wear, and replace the earpiece if the cord insulation or connector shows damage.