Description
Motorola HMN3596A Compact Palm Microphone for Mobile Radios
The HMN3596A microphone is Motorola’s compact palm microphone for mobile radios. Motorola lists it as the replacement compact microphone with a 7-ft coil cord. It carries a single push-to-talk button and no keypad.
Product Overview
The microphone is a palm-size unit that rests in the hand or sits in a dash clip. It carries one large push-to-talk button and no keypad.
Motorola’s accessory list uses the words “compact palm microphone” for this class of mic, and “replacement compact microphone” for the HMN3596A itself.
The microphone connects through an 8-pin modular plug, which dealers describe as an 8-pin RJ45. That plug format is the one used across Motorola’s commercial mobile line. Check the socket on your own radio first, because older models can carry different wiring.
Motorola’s PR400 and PM400 brochure lists the HMN3596A as the replacement compact microphone. The same document lists HMN1035C as the heavy-duty palm microphone and RMN5029A as the enhanced keypad microphone. This part is the plain talk unit.
One point catches buyers out: the microphone ships without a hang-up clip. Motorola lists HMN3413A as the version “with Clip”, while HMN3596A is listed without that wording. A dealer sells the same item as the “Compact Mic No Hang Up Clip”. Order HLN9073B or HLN9414A if you need one.
The HMN3596A also appears in Motorola’s discontinued business and commercial radio accessory list. It is a legacy part, not a current catalogue item. Dealers list HMN3596A as the replacement for HMN3596, and PMMN4090 as the later replacement.
CQFF Radio Communication supplies the HMN3596A microphone for wholesale orders. Fleet buyers often mix mics, clips and cords in one order, so tell us the mix.
Technical Specifications
- Model: HMN3596A (also sold as HMN3596)
- Brand: Motorola
- Product type: compact palm microphone for mobile radios; push-to-talk only
- Official Motorola description: “Compact Palm Microphone with 7-ft. Coil Cord”; listed as a “Replacement compact microphone”
- Connector: 8-pin modular (RJ45), as documented by dealers
- Cord: 7 ft coiled cord — Motorola figure
- Keypad: none. Motorola lists keypad microphones as separate parts, for example RMN5029A
- Hang-up clip: not included. Motorola lists HMN3413A separately as the “Compact Palm Microphone with 7-ft. Coil Cord with Clip”. Order HLN9073B or HLN9414A if you need a clip
- Officially listed by Motorola for: the PR400 / PM400 accessory range, where the PM400 is the mobile radio. The part also appears in Motorola’s discontinued business and commercial radio accessory list
- Radio families that dealers list for this 8-pin mic: CM200, CM200d, CM300, CM300d, CDM750, CDM1250, CDM1550, GM300, GM338, GM340, GM360, GM380, GM3188, GM3688, PM400, EM200, EM400, PRO3100, PRO5100, PRO7100, SM50, SM120 and M1225. Confirm the socket and the wiring on your own model
- Not published by Motorola for the HMN3596A: element type, impedance, sensitivity, water rating and body dimensions. For reference, Motorola publishes 82.55 mm × 35.05 mm × 54.10 mm for its current compact palm microphone (HMN1056D). Ask us and we will confirm the details with the factory before you order
Contact Us
Wholesale and B2B buyers are welcome. Tell us the radio models you service, the quantities you need and whether you want clips included. We will send a tailored quotation.
Sales Manager: Kevin
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Browse our radio range, or read the B2B buyer guide before your first bulk order. Motorola’s own accessory list is in the PR400 / PM400 brochure (PDF), and the current palm mic listing is on the Motorola shop.
