Hytera AN0435H19 UHF Stubby Antenna (400–470 MHz)
The Hytera AN0435H19 is an OEM short UHF stubby antenna for portable radios in the BD3, BP5, and AP5 series. Specifically, it is designed for the Hytera BD302i, BD352i, AP515, AP585, BP515, and BP565 radios. The antenna is tuned for the 400–470 MHz UHF band and features a Hytera R-type connector. Thanks to its compact design — just 8 cm long — radios equipped with the AN0435H19 won't snag on clothing or gear.
Why Professionals Choose the Hytera Antenna AN0435H19
Security officers, event staff, and construction crews carry portable radios on a belt or vest for a full shift. A long whip antenna interferes with that use. It snags on gear, catches in doorways, and gets in the way when the user bends or climbs. The AN0435H19 replaces it with an 8 cm stubby antenna. The shorter length lowers snag risk and keeps the radio profile compact.
The AN0435H19 covers the 400–470 MHz UHF band. It terminates in a Hytera R-type connector. That connector fits the AP5 and BP5 series, including the AP515, AP585, BP515, and BP565. It also fits the BD3 series, including the BD302i and BD352i. By using a shortened antenna, the user sacrifices some of the two-way radio’s range in favor of durability and ease of use. Typically, for indoor use, on campus, and generally over short distances, the performance characteristics of the UHF band are sufficient with an antenna of this length.
The R-type connector is specific to Hytera portables. It does not fit radios built for SMA. The Hytera AN0435H19 antenna is designed for the 400–470 MHz band. A generic or mismatched antenna can thread on but move the tuning off band. The result is reduced effective range, even when the radio still appears to work.
AXDIGITAL supplies the AN0435H19 as an authorized Hytera dealer.
Specification
Antenna — AN0435H19 UHF Stubby Antenna
| Frequency | 400–470 MHz |
| Band | UHF |
| Antenna Type | 3Stubby |
| Connector | Hytera R-type |
| Length | 8 cm |
| Compliance | RoHS, REACH |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Radio Models | Hytera AP515, AP585, BP515, BP565 (AP5/BP5 series); BD302i, BD352i |
FAQ
Can I use the AN0435H19 to replace a broken factory antenna, and will I need to retune the radio?
The antenna is passive and screws onto the radio's connector. Fitting it does not change the radio's programming, so you do not retune or reprogram anything. It works as a direct replacement when the band and connector match: 400–470 MHz UHF and the Hytera R-type connector. Check that both settings on your radio are correct before installing the new antenna.
On a belt-worn radio, what part of the stubby fails first, and how do I avoid damaging it?
The radiating element on a stubby rarely wears out. The connector is the usual weak point. Cross-threading or over-tightening damages it, so thread it on by hand and do not use tools. Inspect and clean the connector threads periodically. A short antenna also takes less leverage stress than a long whip when it catches on gear.