Bullard BCX Communication System – Radio Wall Charger w/ USB Charging Cord

Part Number: COMCHARGERACANDUSBCABLE
Weight: 0.21 lbs

The Bullard COMCHARGERACANDUSBCABLE is the OEM AC wall charger and USB charging cord designed for Bullard’s BCX Wireless Communication System. This charger combo provides reliable, fast charging for COMBTMD Bluetooth radio units, ensuring uninterrupted communication for blasting, painting, coatings, and industrial maintenance crews.

Engineered for industrial field use, the AC wall adapter and USB cable allow workers to charge BCX radios in shops, vehicles, job trailers, and portable power banks—keeping radios ready for long shifts and critical communication tasks.

Specifications

Key Features & Performance Advantages

OEM Charging Solution

• Ensures proper charging voltage and safety for COMBTMD radios

• Designed specifically to maintain battery health and communication reliability

• Plug-and-play design for shop, field, and vehicle charging setups

Complete Charging Kit

Includes:

• AC Wall Charger

• USB Charging Cord

Compatible with portable power sources, generators, jobsite trailers, and vehicle outlets.

Critical Component for BCX Communication Systems

Each user in a BCX communication setup requires:

• A COMBTMD radio

• A compatible headset (sold separately):

  • HEADSETSTD1 – Standard Boom Mic

  • HEADSETBMR – Bone Mic (Right)

  • HEADSETBML – Bone Mic (Left)

  • HEADSETMUFF – Hard-Hat Mounted Headset

• Optional PTTSWITCH for push-to-talk operation

Boom mic and bone-conduction headsets are respirator-friendly.

Supports LWP (Lone Worker Protection) Functionality

Fully charged radios enable the Man-Down motion sensor system, which alerts other team radios when a user becomes immobile.

How LWP works:

1. Pre-Alert: Radio detects no motion → warning beep to wearer

2. Alert: Continued immobility → broadcast voice alert (“APPI Com X immobile”)

3. Feature requires link with at least one other BCX radio

Ensures enhanced crew safety in blasting, confined space, and remote operations.

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