Hytera AN0155H08 VHF/GPS Long Antenna for BD502i, BD552i, BD612i radios
The Hytera AN0155H08 is a genuine OEM VHF/GPS combination antenna. It is 20 cm long and connects to the radio via an SMA connector. This model is designed for workgroups operating over large areas where both communication range and location data transmission are important.
Why Professionals Choose the Hytera Antenna AN0155H08
Utility, transport and emergency service fleets often track radios on a dispatch map. A GPS-equipped portable reports its position only when its antenna receives the GPS signal. If a technician replaces a damaged antenna with a VHF-only part, voice still works. The location on the dispatch screen stops updating, and the fault often goes unnoticed until someone needs to find that user.
The Hytera AN0155H08 combines both functions in a single device. It covers the entire VHF range from 136 to 174 MHz and receives GPS signals at 1575 MHz. One part number fits radios programmed to any frequency within this range. A fleet using channels across multiple VHF segments can keep one spare antenna instead of three.
The antenna is 20 cm long and screws onto the radio's SMA connector. It is designed for use with Hytera radios in the TC-7, BD5, BD6, PD4, PD5, PD7, PD9, HP5, and HP6 series, including models such as the PD482i, BD502i, BD552i, and BD612i.
This is an original Hytera part with the Hytera logo. Hytera assigns GPS antennas to specific radio series, and the correct pairing affects GPS performance. An aftermarket antenna labelled VHF/GPS does not carry that pairing. For a fleet that depends on location data, the OEM part removes one variable from GPS troubleshooting.
AXDIGITAL supplies the AN0155H08 as an authorized Hytera dealer.
Specification
Antenna — VHF/GPS Long Antenna AN0155H08
| Frequency Range | 136–174 MHz / 1575 MHz |
| Band | VHF + GPS |
| Antenna Type | Helical, long |
| Connector | SMA |
| Length | 20 cm (7.9 in) |
| GPS / GLONASS | Yes |
| Logo | Hytera |
| Color | Black |
| Internal Element | Helical brass core |
FAQ
Can you install a GPS antenna on a radio without GPS?
Yes, with no downside. A GPS antenna is a standard VHF antenna plus a GPS receive element. On a radio that has no GPS receiver, voice on the VHF band works normally and the GPS element simply stays idle. Reception is not affected. You would only be paying for a GPS function the radio cannot use.
What is the difference between the AN0155H08 and the AN0167H06?
The AN0155H08 covers 136–174 MHz plus GPS at 1575 MHz and is 20 cm long. The AN0167H06 covers 160–174 MHz only, has no GPS element and is 17 cm long. Choose the AN0155H08 for GPS-equipped radios or fleets spread across the VHF band. The AN0167H06 fits non-GPS radios on upper VHF channels.