VHF Antenna Rubber CAT460 Standard Horizon
The Standard Horizon CAT460 VHF antenna is a practical choice for keeping your handheld radio ready for everyday use on board. With a rubber construction and compatibility with multiple HX models, it makes replacement or spare stocking simple and reliable.
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Specifications
Overview
CAT460 rubber VHF antenna by Standard Horizon, designed for use with handheld radios from the HX line. It is a practical replacement option to keep communications available with a compatible, easy-to-change accessory.
Application and use
Suitable for vessels and operations using compatible Standard Horizon handheld radios, especially as a replacement or spare antenna. It supports multiple HX models, helping standardize onboard accessory stock.
Construction characteristics
| Antenna type | Rubber |
| Vhf | VHF |
| Model | CAT460 |
| Part number | CAT460 |
Technical specifications
| Compatibilidade modelos | HX270S, HX280S, HX370S, HX500S, HX600S, HX750S, HX850S, HX290, HX300, HX400, HX460, HX751, HX8512X |
Marking and traceability
| SKU | 001207 |
| Part number | CAT460 |
Handling, service life and disposal
Store in a dry place away from excessive heat, oil, and abrasion to preserve the rubber body. Inspect visually before use and replace if cracking, hardening, or poor fit is observed. Dispose of the accessory according to applicable environmental practices for communication equipment components.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The CAT460 is intended for several handheld radios in Standard Horizon’s HX line. Compatible models include HX270S, HX280S, HX370S, HX400, HX460, and others in the same family.
Yes, it can be used as a replacement antenna when the radio model is compatible. It is a practical way to keep the equipment operational without replacing the full unit.
CAT460 is the model designation and also the part number for this accessory. The code helps ensure correct identification for purchasing and stock replacement.
Store it in a dry place away from excessive heat, oil, and abrasion. Before use, check for drying, cracking, or poor fit to help ensure proper performance.
