When your shift stretches past the charger, the BK Technologies BKR0120 keeps you talking. Drop in 12 standard AA batteries and get back on air — no wall outlet, no dock, no wait. The bright orange shell is easy to grab in a hurry, and the clamshell locks tight against dust and vibration. Built for wildland crews, EMS, and anyone who can’t afford dead radios.Key Features: • 12 AA alkaline cells (not included) — use any brand • High-visibility orange polycarbonate clamshell • IP-rated sealed enclosure protects against dirt and moisture • Instant swap — no tools, no downtime • 1-year manufacturer warrantyCompatible Devices / Use Cases: • BK Technologies BKR5000 portable radio • BK Technologies BKR9000 portable radio • Wildland firefighting base camps • Search and rescue staging areas • Remote job sites with no AC powerTechnical Specifications: • Voltage: 12 VDC nominal • Estimated capacity: ~2,500 mAh (with Duracell/Energizer AA) • Cell count: 12 AA alkaline (user-supplied) • Case material: Orange polycarbonate • Connector: BKR-P series bayonet lock • Warranty: 1 year manufacturerFrequently Asked QuestionsHow many AA batteries does the BKR0120 hold?It holds 12 AA alkaline batteries. Batteries are not included — use standard Duracell, Energizer, or lithium AA cells for best runtime.Will this work with the BKR9000 radio too?Yes. The BKR0120 is designed for both the BKR5000 and BKR9000 portable series using the same accessory bay.Is the clamshell waterproof?The clamshell is sealed against dust and light splashes, but it is not rated IP68. Do not submerge it.How long will 12 AA batteries last on a BKR5000?With quality alkaline AAs, expect roughly 8–12 hours of intermittent transmit use. Lithium AA cells (Energizer L91) will last noticeably longer in cold weather.Can I use rechargeable AA batteries in the BKR0120?Yes — NiMH rechargeable AAs work fine. Note that voltage is lower (1.2V vs 1.5V), so runtime may drop slightly.




