Kenwood KNB-14 7.2V Two-Way Radio Replacement Battery 2000mAh
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Kenwood KNB-14 7.2V Two-Way Radio Replacement Battery 2000mAh - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
7.2V
Amp
2000mAh
Kenwood CP-213 / ProTalk TK-2200 Series — 7.2V Ni-MH Replacement Battery (KNB-14)
This is a 7.2V, 2000mAh Ni-MH replacement battery for the Kenwood CP-213, ProTalk TK-2200V2P, TK-2200V8P, TCP-113, and over 60 additional Kenwood handheld radio models. It replaces OEM part numbers KNB-14, KNB-14A, KNB-14N, KNB-15, KNB-15A, KNB-15H, KNB-20, KNB-20N, and KNB-21. Dimensions match the original pack at 110.68 × 60.88 × 20.91mm.
- CP-213 and ProTalk TK-2200 platform fit: These models share the same 7.2V voltage rail, battery bay dimensions, and contact pin layout. Any pack in the KNB-14 family slots directly into the same bay without modification — the radio's BMS handshake reads cell chemistry and voltage on insertion.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this pack through a full charge-discharge cycle on a KSC-15 dock. The BMS accepted the cell voltage on first insertion, the dock LED moved to charge, and the pack held voltage within spec across sustained PTT load.
- Ni-MH conditioning on the KSC-15 dock: Kenwood's KSC-15 and KSC-16 chargers include a conditioning mode — if the battery has sat unused for several months, initiate one full conditioning cycle before field use. Skipping this step with a storage-voltage Ni-MH pack can cause the radio to read one fewer bar than the actual charge state.
Why the CP-213 cuts out mid-transmission on a fresh Ni-MH pack
Ni-MH cells at storage voltage deliver lower instantaneous current than a fully conditioned pack. When PTT is pressed, transmit current spikes sharply — typically above 1.5A on the TK-2200 platform. If the cell hasn't completed a full charge cycle, that spike can drag cell voltage below the BMS cutoff threshold, causing the radio to cut audio mid-transmission. The fix is a complete charge cycle on the dock before first use, not a partial top-up. A fully charged pack sustains the TX current spike without tripping the cutoff.
Dock shows fault LED after inserting the new pack
This happens when the gold contact strip on the battery or dock terminals has surface contamination that interrupts the BMS handshake signal. The charger interprets a broken handshake as a faulty or incompatible pack and throws the fault LED. Remove the battery, wipe the gold contacts on both the pack and the dock with a dry cloth, then reseat firmly. If the LED still doesn't switch to charge, check that cell voltage is above 5.0V — a pack stored for an extended period may have dropped below the dock's acceptance threshold and needs a recovery charge first.
Compatible Models
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: Kenwood
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: Black
- Product Type: Ni-MH
- Battery Type: Ni-MH
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
My Kenwood CP-213 drops to weak audio and reduced TX power about an hour into a shift — is the new battery failing?
This is voltage sag under sustained RF output, not a faulty cell. Ni-MH packs deliver their rated capacity only after a full conditioning cycle — a pack straight from storage runs at lower effective voltage under transmit load. Put the battery through one complete charge cycle on the KSC-15 or KSC-16 dock, then retest. If sag persists after a full cycle, measure open-circuit voltage after charging — it should read at or above 8.4V.
The dock never moves past the blinking charge LED — it just blinks indefinitely and never goes green.
A Ni-MH pack that has dropped below approximately 4.5V during extended storage can fall outside the dock's normal acceptance window. The KSC-15 and KSC-16 docks expect a minimum cell voltage before initiating a standard charge. Remove the pack, leave it at room temperature for 15 minutes, then reseat — some dock firmware retries acceptance on reinsertion. If the dock still won't progress, the pack needs a trickle pre-charge to recover cell voltage above the 5.0V threshold before the dock will take over.
The radio shows one bar on a freshly charged pack even though it just came off the dock — is the bar indicator broken?
The CP-213 and TK-2200 series use a simple voltage-threshold bar indicator, not a fuel gauge chip. A Ni-MH cell at storage voltage reads lower than a conditioned cell, so the indicator can show one fewer bar than expected until the pack has completed at least one full charge-discharge cycle. Run one full cycle on the dock — charge to completion, use the radio until the low-battery alert triggers, then recharge fully. After that cycle the voltage baseline aligns with the radio's threshold map and the bar count reads correctly.
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