Standard Horizon HX40 6W Ultra Compact Handheld VHF

The Standard Horizon HX40 Handheld 6W Ultra Compact Marine VHF Transceiver with FM Band packs serious performance into one of the most compact marine VHF radios available. Measuring just 2.05" W x 3.74" H x 1.3" D, the HX40 features selectable 6, 2.5, and 1 watt transmit power output, an IPX7 submersible waterproof rating to 1 meter for 30 minutes, and a built-in lithium polymer battery pack at 7.4V, 1850mAh for reliable all-day performance.

The HX40 includes a built-in FM broadcast radio receiver, NOAA weather channels with weather alert, CH16/S quick access, scanning operation with dual watch and triple watch, a 10-channel preset key, and a 600mW loud audio output for clear communication in any environment. When fitted into the optional SHC-29 flotation case, the HX40 is capable of floating. Backed by a 3-year waterproof warranty alongside other survival gear.

Key Features: selectable 6/2.5/1 watt transmit power, IPX7 submersible to 1M for 30 minutes, built-in lithium polymer battery, 600mW audio output, FM broadcast radio receiver, NOAA weather channels with weather alert, CH16/S quick access, scanning with dual and triple watch, 10 favorite channel preset key, easy to operate menu system, and 3-year waterproof warranty.

What's in the Box: Standard Horizon HX40, CAT460 antenna, 12 volt adapter, AC adapter, charger cradle, hand strap, belt clip, and owner's manual.

Frequently Asked Questions

How waterproof is the Standard Horizon HX40? The HX40 meets the IPX7 submersible standard, rated for submersion to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. When fitted into the optional SHC-29 flotation case it is also capable of floating.

What transmit power options does the Standard Horizon HX40 offer? The HX40 features selectable transmit power of 6, 2.5, and 1 watt, giving you control over power output to suit your communication needs and extend battery life.

Does the Standard Horizon HX40 have an FM radio? Yes, the HX40 features a built-in FM broadcast radio receiver in addition to all marine VHF channels and NOAA weather channels with weather alert.