Pacific Aerials P1641 400-470MHz UHF Antenna
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Pacific Aerials P1641 UHF 400–470 MHz Antenna
Reliable UHF antenna designed for robust communication across a versatile frequency band
Pacific P1641 Overview
The Pacific Aerials P1641 is a 1/4 wave elevated feed LongHaul Pro antenna covering the standard 400–470 MHz UHF range, perfect for commercial and fleet radio systems. Built for durability and consistent performance, it fits fixed and mobile setups needing dependable coverage in challenging environments.
Key Features
- Covers full 400–470 MHz band — Compatible with UHF two-way radios in fleet, construction, and government services
- Sturdy compact design — Ideal for high-vibration and daily-use conditions
- Ground-plane independent — Works well on both fibreglass and metal vehicle surfaces
- Weather-resistant finish — UV and corrosion resistant for maritime or coastal use
- Elevated feed design — Higher gain than a standard 1/2 wave whip for extended range
- LongHaul Pro mount compatible — Interchangeable on any LongHaul Pro mount
Compatible Base Mounts
P1641 is a LongHaul Pro antenna and interchanges freely on any LongHaul Pro mount. Currently in stock:
- Pacific Aerials P1611 LongHaul Pro Mount — 5m RG58AU coax with a Fastfit jack
- Pacific Aerials P1505 Lip Bracket Mount — 5m coax with a Fastfit jack, for lip-edge mounting
A few more LongHaul Pro mount options (roofmount and magnetic bases) are in the pipeline and will be added here once live. Not sure which mount suits your install? Give the team a call and we'll help you pick the right fit.
Ideal Applications
- Commercial transport and logistics fleets
- Industrial sites, factories, and work zones
- Emergency services like police, fire, and rescue teams
- 4WD fleets and off-road maintenance vehicles
- Fixed-site telemetry, remote communications, or repeater networks