Sena SR10 Bluetooth Two-way Radio Adapter

Sena SR10 Bluetooth® Two-Way Radio Adapter

Seamless Communication Between Bluetooth® Headsets and Two-Way Radios

The Sena SR10 bridges the gap between your Bluetooth® headset and two-way radio communication systems, giving you the flexibility to stay connected on and off the bike. Compatible with both stereo and mono Bluetooth® headsets, the SR10 allows hands-free communication with two-way radios, GPS devices, radar detectors, and more—effortlessly combining wired and wireless tech into one compact unit.

Key Features:

Bluetooth® 2.1 + EDR: Connects wirelessly to your Bluetooth headset

Two-Way Radio Connectivity: Use with Kenwood, Midland, Motorola, Icom, Yaesu radios (via Mini-DIN port)

Hands-Free Gateway: Accept and make calls via Bluetooth and manage multiple audio sources

Multiple Audio Inputs: Dual 3.5 mm ports for GPS or radar detectors, plus a 2.5 mm port for wired PTT

Wired PTT Support: Use the included push-to-talk (PTT) button for direct handlebar grip mounting

Flexible Mounting Options: Belt clip or optional handlebar installation

Power While Riding: Use while charging or integrate with the optional 12V bike-powered kit

Firmware Upgradeable: Keep your device up to date with the latest enhancements

Rugged & Ready: Built for extreme environments with a wide operating temperature range

Technical Specifications:

Talk Time: Up to 12 hours

Standby Time: Up to 10 days

Charging Time: 3.5 hours

Battery Type: Rechargeable Lithium Polymer

Bluetooth Profiles: HSP (Headset), HFP (Hands-Free)

Input Ports:

3.5 mm jack x2 – for GPS, radar detector, phone (AUX2 only)

Mini-DIN x1 – for two-way radios

2.5 mm jack x1 – for wired PTT button

Dimensions: 108 mm x 52 mm x 29 mm (4.3 in x 2.0 in x 1.1 in)

Weight: 84 g (2.96 oz)

Operating Temperature: -10˚C – 55˚C (14°F – 131°F)

The Sena SR10 is the ideal solution for riders, first responders, and professionals who need to integrate traditional two-way radio communication into a modern Bluetooth ecosystem—without sacrificing mobility or clarity.