Standard Horizon, VHF handheld radio HX210E

The Standard Horizon HX210E handheld radio is a floatable VHF radiotelephone for coastal and inland use with an integrated VHF radio. The HX210E has 6W transmission power and is water-resistant to IPX7 (1 metre depth for 30 minutes). The transmission power is adjustable to 6W, 2.5W and 1 Watt, the VHF radio receiver can be set between 76 MHz and 108 MHz. The ATIS number can be entered once by the user. Country-specific channels (INT/UK/BE/NL/SW/GE) can be changed as required. Decorative items shown in the product images are not included in the scope of delivery! Further details:

- High-resolution dot matrix LCD display
E2O (Easy-To-Operate) easy-to-use menu structure
-Programmable function buttons
- Powerful Li-Ion battery with 1850 mAh
- Voltage: 7.2C DC
- Power consumption, approx.: 330 mA (reception, typical at AF MAX.) 100 mA (standby) Transmission: 1.6A at 6/5W, 1.0A at 2.5W, 0.7A at 1W
- Dimensions: approx. 60 mm x 132 mm x 40 mm
- Weight: approx. 280g

Scope of delivery
- CAT460 antenna
-SAD-23C plug-in power supply (100-240V), charging cable
- E-DC-19A DC cable with plug for cigarette lighter
- SBH-25 charging cradle with 3 hours quick charge
- Clip-22 belt clip
- Operating instructions English (paper format), German (CD)
- Optional speaker microphone or headset available

Instruction according to battery law
This product contains rechargeable batteries. Although batteries have a very long service life, they must be disposed of at some point. Used batteries contain valuable but also environmentally hazardous raw materials that can be recycled. Used batteries must therefore not be disposed of with household waste and consumers are legally obliged to take batteries to a suitable collection point. You can also return the batteries contained in the devices you have purchased from us to us. We will dispose of them for you free of charge.

The dustbin symbol on batteries or devices means that batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. The chemical symbol according to § 17 paragraph 3 BattG (Cd, Hg or Pb) is shown under the crossed-out dustbin. The dimensions of the chemical symbol must cover at least a quarter of the area of the crossed-out waste bin. The symbols Pb, Cd, Hg under the dustbin mean

Pb: Battery contains more than 0.004 per cent lead by mass
Cd: Battery contains more than 0.002 per cent cadmium by mass
Hg: Battery contains more than 0.0005 per cent mercury by mass