The Alinco EBP-57N premium nickel-metal hydride battery pack is a commercial-grade, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) power cell engineered to restore baseline longevity and dependable monitoring duties to portable handheld receivers. Purpose-built to sustain extended operational runtime profiles, this high-performance Ni-MH battery provides stable energy distribution and a low-attenuation current path throughout intensive shift cycles. It serves as an essential logistics procurement asset for security monitoring hubs, signals intelligence field teams, aviation tracking supervisors, and high-volume B2B radiocommunication accessory wholesale networks looking to maintain peak fleet deployment readiness.
The internal technical architecture of the Alinco EBP-57N operates at an optimized nominal voltage threshold of 1.6V, packing a substantial 1800 mAh high-capacity charge volume to eliminate unexpected power fade during critical signal tracking windows. Specifically designed to drop perfectly into the battery bay layout of the target radio chassis, it eliminates terminal contact rattle and safeguards against over-discharge degradation. Engineered as a turnkey replacement component natively compatible with the Alinco DJ-X30 handheld receiver scanner series, this original cell pack ensures absolute system alignment, smooth power cycling, and long-term operating reliability in the field.
| Technical Specification Parameter | Value & Fleet Alignment Matrix |
|---|---|
| Product Brand Designation | Alinco (Original Equipment Manufacturer Asset) |
| Hardware Model Designation | EBP-57N (EBP57N High-Capacity Power Matrix) |
| Primary Component Classification | Rechargeable Portable Handheld Receiver Battery Pack |
| Internal Battery Cell Chemistry | Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) Secondary Cells |
| Nominal System Voltage | 1.6 Volts Standard Power Path Optimization |
| Total Power Stored Capacity | 1800 mAh High-Density Electrical Volume |
| Verified Hardware Compatibility Scope | Alinco DJ-X30 Handheld Scanning Receiver |
| Primary Fleet Maintenance Purpose | Replacement of dead or degraded internal factory cell packs, expansion of multi-shift operational uptimes, and spare inventory outfitting |
