Hytera AN0160H13 Antenna VHF 146-174MHz 15cm with SMA connector BD PD4 PD5 TC508

The Hytera AN0160H13 is a genuine OEM VHF stubby helical antenna engineered for portable two-way radios operating across the 146–174 MHz VHF band. Built around a helical brass core and finished in a compact 15 cm low-profile form factor, this antenna is purpose-designed for belt-worn operation where a full-length whip would be impractical or obstructive. The SMA connector interface ensures a secure, industry-standard mechanical and electrical connection to compatible Hytera BD, PD, and TC series handhelds. For field technicians, public safety personnel, and commercial radio users who demand a reliable, unobtrusive antenna without sacrificing VHF coverage, the AN0160H13 delivers a well-balanced combination of durability and portability.

Key features & benefits

• Genuine Hytera OEM Antenna — Sourced directly from Hytera and designed to factory specifications, ensuring electrical and mechanical compatibility with supported radio models and preserving radio performance as intended by the manufacturer.
• 146–174 MHz VHF Frequency Range — Tuned specifically for the VHF band spanning 146–174 MHz, covering the most widely used VHF land mobile frequencies for commercial, public safety, and utility radio operations.
• Helical Brass Core Construction — The internal helical brass core provides a structurally robust element that withstands the mechanical stresses of daily portable radio use, including repeated handling, holstering, and incidental contact.
• Compact 15 cm Stubby Profile — At just 15 cm in length, this stubby format significantly reduces the antenna profile compared to a standard quarter-wave whip, making it ideal for environments where a full-length antenna would snag, obstruct, or draw unwanted attention.
• SMA Connector Interface — Equipped with an SMA connector for a precise, reliable fit on compatible Hytera handhelds, eliminating connector-mismatch risk and maintaining consistent signal transfer at the antenna feed point.
• Low-Profile Design for Belt-Worn Radios — The stubby helical format is optimized for users who carry radios on belts or in chest harnesses, reducing the likelihood of the antenna catching on equipment, doorframes, or vehicle interiors during active use.