Motorola NNTN9199A IMPRES 2 Single-Unit Charger for APX NEXT Radios

Motorola lists the NNTN9199A as a 3-amp, 120V North American IMPRES 2 charger for the APX NEXT battery platform. Compatibility should always be checked against the exact radio, battery revision, and hazardous-location requirements.

The Motorola NNTN9199A is an OEM IMPRES 2 single-unit rapid charger designed for Motorola APX NEXT-series portable radios and batteries. Built for dependable daily charging, it delivers up to 3 amps of charging current and uses Motorola IMPRES technology to communicate with compatible batteries, manage charging automatically, and maintain more accurate battery-capacity information.

The NNTN9199 can charge a compatible APX NEXT battery by itself or while it is attached to the radio. Its compact desktop design makes it an excellent choice for individual users, supervisor desks, dispatch centers, offices, equipment rooms, and public-safety personnel who do not require a multi-unit charging station.

This North American version operates from 120V AC power and uses a standard Type A plug.

Quick Specifications

What Radios Does the NNTN9199 Work With?

The Motorola NNTN9199A is designed for the following radio families:

• Motorola APX NEXT

• Motorola APX NEXT XE

• Motorola APX NEXT XN

Compatibility can vary with the radio configuration, battery type, and model revision. Confirm the complete radio and battery part numbers before ordering equipment for a fleet.

The NNTN9199 is not the standard charger for APX 6000, APX 7000, APX 8000, APX 8000XE, APX 900, or SRX 2200 batteries. Those radios use a different battery and charging platform.

Browse the Motorola APX NEXT product category or visit the complete APX radio guide for help comparing APX radio platforms.

Compatible Motorola APX NEXT Batteries

The NNTN9199A works with Motorola IMPRES and IMPRES 2 lithium-ion batteries designed for the APX NEXT platform. Common compatible batteries include:

Battery availability and revision letters can change. For example, a “B” revision may replace an earlier “A” version without changing the basic radio platform. Always confirm the replacement relationship and required safety approval before ordering.

Charging a UL- or HAZLOC-rated battery in the NNTN9199 does not make the charger or charging location hazardous-location approved. Batteries should be charged only in an area permitted by the applicable safety procedures.

Motorola IMPRES 2 Charging Technology

IMPRES 2 is Motorola’s intelligent battery-management system. When the NNTN9199A is used with a compatible IMPRES or IMPRES 2 battery, the charger can automatically manage the charging process based on battery condition, temperature, usage history, and remaining capacity.

Benefits can include:

• Automatic communication with compatible batteries

• Optimized charging for Motorola lithium-ion batteries

• More accurate battery fuel-gauge information

• Automated battery calibration and maintenance

• Reduced risk of unnecessary conditioning

• Better visibility into battery condition and remaining capacity

• Potentially longer battery service life compared with uncontrolled charging

Actual battery life depends on radio settings, transmit activity, network use, temperature, battery age, accessories, and charging practices.

NNTN9199 Charging Time

The NNTN9199A is a fast charger capable of delivering up to 3 amps per charging position. Exact charging time depends on:

• Battery capacity

• Remaining battery charge

• Battery temperature

• Battery age and condition

• Whether calibration or maintenance is required

• Radio activity while the battery is charging

A standard-capacity battery will generally finish charging sooner than a high-capacity NNTN9089, NNTN9090, PMNN4895, or PMNN4896 battery. For the fastest and most consistent results, turn the radio off while it is in the charger.

NNTN9199A vs PMPN4604A

The NNTN9199A and PMPN4604A are both Motorola single-unit IMPRES desktop charging options associated with the APX NEXT platform.

Do not assume the two chargers are interchangeable for every battery revision or agency configuration. If maintaining IMPRES 2 fleet-management capabilities is important, use the charger specified for the exact battery.

NNTN9199A vs Multi-Unit Chargers

The NNTN9199A is intended for one radio or battery at a time. Organizations managing several radios may benefit from a multi-unit charger.

A multi-unit charger reduces the number of wall outlets and separate power supplies required when several batteries must be charged simultaneously.

View available APX NEXT and APX NEXT XN chargers.

Included Components

A new Motorola NNTN9199A North American charger kit is generally supplied with:

• One single-unit charging base

• Compatible North American AC power supply

• Standard Type A wall plug

• Product documentation

Package contents can vary by distributor, revision, or bulk packaging. Confirm whether the power supply is included if purchasing an open-box charger, replacement base, or used unit.

Common replacement power-supply references associated with Motorola single-unit charging equipment include PS000040A01 and PS000116A01. Verify the charger revision and required AC cord before ordering a replacement power supply.

Previous and Alternate Part Numbers

NNTN9199 is commonly advertised as NNTN9199A. The final letter identifies the product revision and may not always appear in abbreviated catalog listings.

There is no single universal older APX charger that replaces the NNTN9199A for every application. Chargers designed for APX 6000, APX 7000, APX 8000, or other APX batteries use different charging pockets and should not be treated as direct replacements.

NNTN9212A is a charger pocket used with certain modular Motorola charging systems. It is not a replacement part for the dedicated NNTN9199A single-unit charger.

Compatible Accessories and Other Available Products

Complete an APX NEXT radio setup with compatible Motorola accessories such as:

• Motorola NNTN9216B standard-capacity IMPRES 2 battery

• Motorola NNTN9217B UL Division 2 IMPRES 2 battery

• Motorola PMNN4895A high-capacity battery

• Motorola PMNN4896A high-capacity UL-approved battery

• Motorola NNTN9115A six-unit charger

• Motorola PMPN4591A six-unit charger

• Motorola PMPN4639A or PMPN4639B vehicle charger

• Motorola PMPN4688 travel charger

• Motorola PMLN7948A carry case for standard-capacity batteries

• Motorola PMMN4135A remote speaker microphone

• Motorola PMMN4138A APX NEXT XN remote speaker microphone

• Motorola PMMN4154A/B XVE500 extreme-temperature speaker microphone

• Motorola AN000296A01 APX NEXT antenna

Accessory fit can depend on the radio model, battery thickness, frequency band, safety rating, and radio configuration.

Why Choose an OEM Motorola NNTN9199A Charger?

An OEM Motorola charger is engineered to communicate correctly with compatible IMPRES batteries and radio electronics. This is especially valuable for public-safety fleets that rely on predictable battery performance and accurate capacity information.

OEM advantages include:

• Motorola IMPRES 2 battery communication

• Correct charging-pocket dimensions

• Support for battery calibration and maintenance

• Compatibility with Motorola battery-management data

• Manufacturer-backed quality control

• Reliable fit for supported APX NEXT radios and batteries

Aftermarket chargers may provide basic charging but may not support every IMPRES 2 feature, calibration function, or battery-data capability. Confirm these features before selecting a replacement charger.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NNTN9199 the same as NNTN9199A?

NNTN9199 is commonly used as the abbreviated product number. NNTN9199A identifies a specific Motorola revision of the charger.

Does the NNTN9199A fit the APX NEXT?

Yes. The NNTN9199A is designed for compatible Motorola APX NEXT-series radios and batteries.

Does it work with the APX NEXT XE?

Yes, when the radio is equipped with a compatible APX NEXT battery. Confirm the exact radio and battery configuration before ordering.

Does it work with the APX NEXT XN?

The charger supports compatible APX NEXT XN battery configurations. Because XN systems can have specialized safety requirements, verify the radio and battery part numbers before purchase.

Can I charge the battery without the radio?

Yes. A compatible battery can be placed directly into the charging pocket without being attached to the radio.

Can it charge a radio with the battery attached?

Yes. The compatible radio and battery assembly can be placed in the charger together.

Does the NNTN9199A charge APX 6000 or APX 8000 batteries?

No. APX 6000, APX 7000, APX 8000, APX 8000XE, and related legacy APX batteries use a different form factor and charging platform.

Is the NNTN9199A a rapid charger?

Yes. It is an IMPRES 2 fast charger capable of supplying up to 3 amps.

Will it charge non-IMPRES batteries?

It is designed around the Motorola APX NEXT IMPRES battery system. Use only batteries specifically approved for the radio and charger. Non-IMPRES or third-party battery functionality can vary.

Is the power supply included?

The North American charger kit is generally supplied with the appropriate AC power supply. Confirm the package contents when purchasing a replacement base, used product, or bulk-packed unit.

Is the charger HAZLOC approved?

The charger should not be used in a hazardous atmosphere unless the charging location and equipment are specifically approved for that use. HAZLOC-rated batteries are normally charged in a designated non-hazardous area.

Which charger should I use for several APX NEXT radios?

Consider a compatible six-unit charger such as the NNTN9115A or PMPN4591A. For vehicle installations, consider the PMPN4639 series.

Order the Motorola NNTN9199A APX NEXT Charger

The Motorola NNTN9199A provides fast, intelligent single-position charging for compatible APX NEXT, APX NEXT XE, and APX NEXT XN radios and batteries. Its IMPRES 2 technology makes it a dependable choice for public safety, utilities, transportation, security, industrial operations, and other organizations that require consistent battery performance.

Before ordering, confirm the radio model, battery part number, battery safety rating, and required plug configuration. Contact Battery Distributors for assistance matching your APX NEXT radios with the correct batteries, chargers, antennas, microphones, cases, and vehicle accessories.