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Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater is a compact MOTOTRBO repeater designed to extend professional radio coverage. Available in VHF and UHF configurations, it supports up to 64 channels, 1–10W RF output, IP65 protection and compatible conventional or trunking systems. Ideal for businesses, facilities and professional communication networks.
Reliable radio communication depends on having enough coverage where your team actually works. The Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater is a compact MOTOTRBO repeater designed to extend professional two-way radio coverage into areas where portable and mobile radios may struggle to communicate.
Its compact, fanless design makes the SLR 1000 easier to deploy in locations where space, power consumption and installation flexibility matter. Motorola Solutions rates the unit IP65 for protection against dust and water and describes it as suitable for indoor or outdoor deployment.
The SLR 1000 supports both conventional and trunking systems with voice and data capabilities, making it a flexible option for organizations that need to improve coverage without building an unnecessarily complicated infrastructure.
Whether you’re expanding an existing MOTOTRBO network, improving coverage around a facility or addressing communication dead zones, the Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater provides a practical professional-grade solution.
Key Features of the Motorola SLR 1000
Compact, Space-Saving Design
One of the biggest advantages of the SLR 1000 is its compact design. Measuring approximately 11 x 9 x 4 inches, the repeater can be installed in locations where larger repeater systems may not be practical.
Its fanless design also helps reduce the need for additional cooling considerations while keeping the installation simple.
VHF and UHF Configurations
The SLR 1000 is available in both VHF and UHF configurations.
VHF: 136–174 MHz
UHF: 400–527 MHz
Make sure you select the frequency configuration that matches your existing radio system and licensing requirements.
Up to 64 Channels
The Motorola SLR 1000 supports up to 64 channels, providing flexibility for professional communication systems with multiple channels or operating groups.
1–10 Watt RF Output
The SLR 1000 provides configurable RF output power from 1 to 10 watts, depending on the configuration and application.
The actual coverage you achieve will depend on factors such as antenna height, antenna system, terrain, building construction, frequency, interference and local installation conditions.
IP65 Protection
The SLR 1000 carries an IP65 rating, providing protection against dust and water exposure. Motorola specifically describes the repeater as suitable for indoor or outdoor deployment.
This makes it useful for installations where equipment may be exposed to challenging environmental conditions.
Conventional and Trunking Support
The SLR 1000 can support both conventional and trunking systems, depending on configuration.
Supported system technologies listed by Motorola include:
Digital Conventional
IP Site Connect
Capacity Plus
Capacity Max
Connect Plus
Analog Conventional
Digital Voting
MPT 1327
This flexibility allows the SLR 1000 to fit into different MOTOTRBO communication architectures.
Why Use a Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater?
A repeater receives a radio transmission and retransmits it, helping extend the practical communication area of a radio system.
This can be especially useful when teams are working across:
Large buildings
Warehouses
Construction sites
Industrial facilities
Hotels and resorts
Campuses
Farms and rural properties
Utility service areas
Transportation facilities
Remote work locations
If users regularly experience weak communication or dead zones, improving the radio infrastructure may be more effective than simply replacing the handheld radios.
Motorola describes the SLR 1000 as a solution for extending coverage across dead zones and remote locations while offering flexible installation options.
Motorola SLR 1000 Specifications
Specification
Details
Product
Motorola MOTOTRBO SLR 1000 Repeater
Frequency
VHF 136–174 MHz / UHF 400–527 MHz
Channel Capacity
64 channels
RF Output Power
1–10 W
Channel Spacing
12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz depending on configuration
Frequency Stability
±0.5 ppm
Protection Rating
IP65
Power
12 V DC
Operating Temperature
-30°C to +60°C
Dimensions
Approx. 11 x 9 x 4 in
Weight
Approx. 10 lb
Maximum Duty Cycle
100%
Digital Vocoder
AMBE+2
Modes
Half Duplex / Duplex
Connectivity
Ethernet, USB, RJ45 accessory connection and DC input
Specifications can vary by frequency configuration and installed options. Refer to the individual unit’s specifications before ordering.
Motorola SLR 1000 for MOTOTRBO Systems
The SLR 1000 is designed specifically for the Motorola MOTOTRBO ecosystem.
It can be used with compatible MOTOTRBO architectures including conventional digital systems and supported trunking configurations. This makes it particularly useful for organizations that already operate Motorola digital radios and need to improve their network coverage.
If your organization already uses MOTOTRBO portable radios such as the Motorola R2, R5, R7 or XPR Series, the SLR 1000 may be worth considering as part of a compatible radio infrastructure.
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Motorola SLR 1000 VHF Repeater
The VHF version operates from 136–174 MHz.
VHF systems can be useful in applications where longer-range outdoor communication and coverage across open areas are important.
Before selecting a VHF SLR 1000, confirm that the frequencies match your existing radio system and that the planned operation complies with applicable licensing requirements.
Motorola SLR 1000 UHF Repeater
The UHF version operates from 400–527 MHz.
UHF can be particularly useful in many commercial and professional environments, including buildings, facilities and urban areas.
As with any repeater installation, actual coverage depends on the complete radio system rather than the repeater alone. Antenna location, antenna performance, terrain, building construction, cable losses and interference can all affect results.
Built for Professional Radio Networks
The SLR 1000 isn’t simply a signal booster. It is a professional repeater designed to operate as part of a larger two-way radio communication system.
That makes proper system planning important.
Before installation, consider:
Required frequency
Licensed operating frequencies
Portable radio compatibility
Repeater programming
Antenna location
Duplexer requirements
Coaxial cable and connectors
Coverage requirements
System architecture
Local regulatory requirements
For U.S. customers, radio licensing and spectrum requirements should be verified with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
The SLR 1000 was designed with installation flexibility in mind.
Motorola states that the repeater can be mounted on walls or poles, while its compact, fanless construction provides additional deployment options.
That can be particularly useful when installing communications equipment in locations where rack space is limited.
A Practical Choice for Expanding Coverage
You don’t always need to replace your entire radio fleet when the problem is coverage.
A properly configured repeater can help extend communication across areas where direct radio-to-radio communication is unreliable.
The SLR 1000 can therefore be a useful addition to an existing MOTOTRBO system when additional coverage is needed.
Before Ordering a Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater
Make sure you know:
The required frequency band – VHF or UHF.
The operating frequencies your system uses.
The radio system type – conventional, IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, Capacity Max or another supported configuration.
The required accessories – such as antenna, duplexer and mounting equipment.
Your programming requirements.
Applicable licensing requirements.
If you’re unsure which configuration you need, speak with your radio administrator or communications technician before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater?
The Motorola SLR 1000 is a compact MOTOTRBO repeater designed to extend the coverage of professional two-way radio systems.
What frequency does the SLR 1000 use?
Motorola offers VHF and UHF versions. The VHF model covers 136–174 MHz, while the UHF version covers 400–527 MHz.
How many channels does the SLR 1000 support?
The SLR 1000 supports up to 64 channels.
What is the output power of the SLR 1000?
The published specification lists 1–10 watts RF output power.
Is the SLR 1000 waterproof?
The SLR 1000 has an IP65 rating for dust and water protection. This does not mean the repeater should be submerged. Motorola describes it as suitable for indoor or outdoor deployment.
Can the SLR 1000 work with MOTOTRBO radios?
Yes. The SLR 1000 is part of the MOTOTRBO infrastructure portfolio and supports compatible MOTOTRBO system configurations.
Does the SLR 1000 support analog radio?
Motorola’s specifications list support for analog conventional operation as well as digital systems, depending on configuration.
Does the SLR 1000 require an antenna?
Yes. A repeater installation requires an appropriate antenna system and associated equipment. The exact antenna, duplexer and accessories depend on the frequency and installation configuration.
Get the Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater for Your Radio System
The Motorola SLR 1000 Repeater is a compact professional solution for organizations that need to improve radio coverage without adding unnecessary infrastructure.
With VHF and UHF configurations, up to 64 channels, 1–10 W RF output, IP65 protection and support for compatible conventional and trunking systems, it offers the flexibility needed for many professional MOTOTRBO deployments.
Explore the available SLR 1000 configuration at Radio-Depot, and make sure the frequency, system type and accessories match your communication requirements before ordering.
