Hytera AN0460W19 UHF Whip Antenna for TC-508 / BD5 / PD5 Series
The AN0460W19 is the OEM UHF whip antenna for Hytera BD5 and PD5 series DMR portables and the TC-508, TC-610 and TC-700 analog radios. It covers the 440–470 MHz band through an SMA connector and measures 15.7 cm. The flexible whip trades the low profile of a stubby for added reach on open sites.
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Why Professionals Choose the Hytera Antenna AN0460W19
The AN0460W19 model is a flexible whip antenna measuring 15.7 cm in length. Its increased length improves communication range in the UHF band, while the flexible design withstands daily use without breaking at the base.
The antenna operates across 440–470 MHz and connects through an SMA fitting. It carries no GPS element. That means it pairs with radio versions that do not use satellite positioning; GPS-equipped units take a different Hytera antenna. At 15.7 cm it sits taller than a stubby. The added length is what buys the extra coverage on open ground.
Fitting the original Hytera part matters here. An antenna cut for the wrong band, or built to loose tolerances, raises SWR. High SWR wastes transmit power and, over time, stresses the radio's final stage. The AN0460W19 is tuned to the 440–470 MHz front end of the radios it ships for, so the match is correct on arrival.
Coverage complaints on a two-way fleet often trace back to the antenna, not the radio. A short stubby keeps the handset compact. On a spread-out site such as a construction yard, a warehouse perimeter, or a campus patrol route, it gives up range the radio is capable of. The AN0460W19 closes that gap. It is a 15.7 cm flexible whip. The length improves reach on the UHF band, and the flexible build survives daily carry without snapping at the base.
The antenna operates across 440–470 MHz and connects through an SMA fitting. It carries no GPS element. That means it pairs with radio versions that do not use satellite positioning; GPS-equipped units take a different Hytera antenna. At 15.7 cm it sits taller than a stubby. The added length is what buys the extra coverage on open ground.
Fitting the original Hytera part matters here. An antenna cut for the wrong band, or built to loose tolerances, raises SWR. High SWR wastes transmit power and, over time, stresses the radio's final stage. The AN0460W19 is tuned to the 440–470 MHz front end of the radios it ships for, so the match is correct on arrival.
AXDIGITAL supplies the AN0460W19 as an authorized Hytera dealer.
Specification
Antenna — UHF Whip Antenna AN0460W19
| Frequency Range | 440–470 MHz |
| Band | UHF |
| Antenna Type | Whip (flexible) |
| Connector | SMA |
| Length | 5.7 cm |
| SGPS/GLONASS | No |
| Color | Black |
FAQ
Is the AN0460W19 compatible with the TC-508 and BD552i?
A. Yes. Hytera lists the AN0460W19 as the UHF whip antenna for the BD5 series, which includes the BD552i, and for the analog TC-508. It covers 440–470 MHz, so it fits the UHF versions of these radios; a VHF unit needs a VHF antenna. Confirm your radio's band before ordering, and our team can check your exact model.
What is the difference between the AN0460W19 and a stubby antenna like the AN0445H03?
Both fit the same SMA port and cover 440–470 MHz. The difference is length. The AN0460W19 is a 15.7 cm whip, so it reaches further on open or spread-out sites. A stubby such as the AN0445H03 is shorter and lower-profile, which suits close-range indoor use and belt carry. Choose the whip when range matters more than a compact profile.
