Motorola PMAE4069A Stubby Antenna XPR3300e XPR3500e XPR7550e 400-450 Mhz UHF

The Motorola PMAE4069A is an OEM UHF/GPS combination stubby antenna engineered specifically for MOTOTRBO XPR 7000 and XPR 3000 series portable radios operating in the 403–450 MHz band. At just 90 mm in length, its low-profile stubby form factor is optimized for belt-worn carry, keeping the antenna out of the way during active use without compromising RF coverage. Motorola Solutions confirms that XPR 7000 and XPR 3000 series stubby antennas deliver improved range and performance compared to the prior XPR 6000 series stubby antennas. The integrated GPS signal path supports location-aware features on GPS-capable radios, while remaining fully usable on non-GPS models such as the XPR 3000 series. As an approved Motorola Solutions accessory, the PMAE4069A is the correct factory-specified replacement or spare antenna for professional MOTOTRBO deployments requiring reliable UHF coverage in the 403–450 MHz range.

Key features & benefits

• UHF/GPS Combination Design — Dual-purpose antenna path supports both UHF voice communications in the 403–450 MHz range and GPS signal reception on compatible radios, eliminating the need for a separate GPS antenna element.
• Compact 90 mm Stubby Form Factor — At 90 mm, the stubby profile is purpose-built for belt-worn operation—short and unobtrusive so it does not snag or interfere with movement in the field.
• Improved Range vs. XPR 6000 Series Stubby — Motorola Solutions explicitly rates XPR 7000 and XPR 3000 series stubby antennas as providing improved range and RF performance over the prior-generation XPR 6000 series stubby antennas.
• Broad XPR Series Compatibility — Factory-approved for MOTOTRBO XPR 3000e and XPR 7000 series portable radios. XPR 3000 series radios without GPS hardware still accept and use this antenna for UHF voice communications.
• Genuine Motorola Solutions OEM Part — Part number PMAE4069A is an approved Motorola Solutions accessory listed in official EU Declarations of Conformity, ensuring it meets the RF exposure and performance standards validated during radio certification.