7X00 fits both
An X where the model digit goes means the part spans the whole 7000 family — MC70 and MC75. Most cradles and every battery are like this.
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Every cradle, battery, cable, holster and charger Motorola made for the MC70 and MC75, with the part numbers. If you are trying to keep a fleet of these running and want to know what the thing you need is actually called, this is the list.
We sold these when they were current. The list below is our own, from when we were ordering off it.
Read this before you order anything
The X in the middle tells you what it fits.
Motorola put the compatibility into the part number, and once you can see it you can tell at a glance whether a part is for your device or somebody else’s.
CRD7X00-1000RR
SACX000-4000CR
X000 spans further
An X in the family digit too, and it reaches wider still. That four-slot battery charger takes MC30, MC50 and MC70 packs, which is why it turns up on three different parts lists.
BTRY-MC70EAB02
A hard 70 or 75 does not
Where the number is spelled out, the part is for that device only. The 2X battery above is an MC70 part. Ordering it for an MC75 is the commonest mistake on this list.
And the trap that costs people a fortnight: a bigger battery needs a different door. The MC70 and MC75 take four capacities, and the back of the device is not the same part for each one. A 1X battery, a 1.5X, a 2X and a 2.5X each have their own door with its own part number. Order the battery alone and it will not close.
Which is why every battery here exists twice. BTRY-MC7XEAB0H is the 2.5X cell on its own, for when you already have the door. BTRY-KT-2R5X-MC7XR is the same cell with the door in the box. The KT is the difference, and it is the difference between a scanner working on Monday and a scanner in pieces on a bench.
The list
Every part number, by what it does.
Read this as a reference rather than a price list. Zebra ended the MC70 and MC75 line years ago and several of these were marked end of life while they were still being sold — what is actually gettable today is the section after this one.
| Part number | What it is |
|---|---|
| CRD7X00-1000RR | Single slot USB/serial charge cradle, cradle only, charges a spare battery too |
| CRD7X00-100RR | Single slot cradle kit, with power supply and line cord |
| CRD7X00-101RR | Single slot USB/serial cradle kit, spare battery charging, with power supply |
| CRD7X00-4000CR | Four slot charge-only cradle |
| CRD7X00-401CR | Four slot charge-only cradle kit, with power supply and DC line cord |
| CRD7000-4000ER | Four slot USB/Ethernet cradle |
| CRD7000-411ER | Four slot Ethernet and charging cradle kit |
| VCD7X00-P000R | Vehicle cradle, supports spare battery charging |
| SAC7X00-4000CR | Four slot battery charger — MC70, MC75 and MC3000 |
| SAC7X00-401CR | Four slot battery charger kit, includes the MC70/75 shim and power supply |
| SACX000-4000CR | Four slot battery charger — MC30, MC50 and MC70 |
| SACX000-411CR | Four slot charger, standard and high capacity packs, MC50/MC70/MC3000 |
| KT-76490-01R | Power supply shims for the MC70 charger, five pack |
| KT-97119-07R | Spacer, MC70 cradle with trigger handle, four pack |
| 25-70979-02R | Auto charge cable, cigarette lighter adapter |
| 25-102775-02R | USB communication and charging cable, with cup |
| 25-70981-01R | USB charging cable |
| 25-63852-01R | RS232 cable, cradle to host |
| 25-68596-01R | USB client communication cable, cradle to host |
| BTRY-MC7XEAB0E | 1X battery, 1950 mAh — cell only |
| BTRY-MC7XEAB00 | 1.5X battery — cell only |
| BTRY-MC70EAB02 | 2X battery, MC70 only — cell only |
| BTRY-MC7XEAB0H | 2.5X battery, 4800 mAh — cell only |
| BTRY-KT-1X-MC70R | 1X battery, 1900 mAh, with door |
| BTRY-KT-1R5X-MC7XR | 1.5X battery, 3600 mAh, with door |
| BTRY-KT-2X-MC70R | 2X battery, 3800 mAh, with door |
| BTRY-KT-2R5X-MC7XR | 2.5X battery, 4800 mAh, with door |
| KT-79428-01R | 1X battery door with strap |
| KT-105878-01R | 1.5X battery door with strap |
| KT-79429-01R | 2X battery door with strap |
| KT-105879-01R | 2.5X battery door with strap |
| SG-MC7011110-02R | Rigid holster with large clip |
| SG-MC7011110-01R | Rigid holster — replaced the older 11-70983-01R |
| 11-77967-01R | Fabric holster with belt clip |
| 21-91535-01R | Snap-on handle cleat |
| KT-67525-01R | Screen protector, three pack |
| STYLUS-00002-03R | Spring loaded stylus, three pack |
| 11-42722-03R | Stylus tether, three pack |
| MSR7000-100R | Magnetic stripe reader, snap-on |
| DCR7X00-100R | Debit card reader, snap-on |
| BRKT-70665-01R | Industrial mounting bracket, high performance area antenna |
| MDM9000-100R | External modem |
| KT-76270-01R | Inverter cable and MDM9000 kit |
| KT-14000-148R | Power supply for the single slot cradle, integrated DC cord — also MC3000, MC55, WT4000 |
| 50-14000-241R | Power supply for the four slot charge-only and Ethernet cradles |
| 50-14000-249R | AC power supply, barrel jack, integrated DC cord |
| 50-16002-029R | DC cable for power supply 50-14000-241R |
Two of these are worth a second look if you are still running these devices. SAC7X00-401CR includes the shim and the power supply, and the bare SAC7X00-4000CR does not — a charger with nothing to plug it into is a common and annoying delivery. And CRD7X00-1000RR says cradle only on purpose: the kit numbers ending 100RR and 101RR are the ones with power in the box.
The honest part
Most of this you cannot buy new.
The MC70 came out in 2006 and the MC75 after it. Zebra ended the line a long time ago, and some of the entries above were already marked end of life while the list was still current.
What we do have
We still hold some of this new in the box — cradles, chargers and oddments that were bought for jobs and never used. It is finite and it is not coming back, so it goes on clearance as it is counted rather than being listed as though we can reorder.
Tell us the part number off the list above and we will say straight away whether it is on a shelf here, whether it can still be found, or whether it is genuinely finished.
Batteries, and being straight about them
A lithium cell that has sat in a carton for a decade is not the same as a new one, whatever the box says. If we sell you one it will be described as what it is, with no warranty implied by the packaging.
For a fleet that still has work in it, a battery is usually the part that decides whether the device is worth keeping — which is a conversation rather than a checkout.
And if the answer is that it is finished. The MC70 and MC75 ran Windows Mobile, and the operating system stopped being supported long before the hardware wore out. What replaces what, and what the move actually costs — and there is no hurry in it if the fleet is still working.
Read us the part number.
Off the label, off an old invoice, or off the list above. That is enough to say whether we have it, whether it can still be found, or whether the honest answer is that it cannot — and we would rather tell you the third one than sell you the wrong thing.
