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Standard Horizon HX210E Handheld Radio

The Symbol : HX210E

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Compact, with an ergonomic housing, with a very capacious 1850 mAh lithium-ion battery. New - battery integrated into the radio!

In the event of falling into water, the emergency strobe light automatically turns on, even when the device is switched off!! The strobe can be reconfigured to flash and go off, flash SOS, or stay on continuously.

Basic Features & Functions:

HX210E FLOATING RADIO ON THE SURFACE OF THE WATER
IPX7 rated waterproof design (1m for up to 30 minutes)
6 Watt transmit power
E2O (Easy To Operate)
strobe light that turns on when it comes into contact with water
Programmable function keys
built-in FM radio
Speaker microphone or headset jack (optional)
small footprint
Compact ergonomic design of the radio housing as a result of the use of an internal lithium-ion battery. This technology ensures that the radio retains its small size and is buoyant in the event of contact with water.
E2O (Easy To Operate)
The new intuitive operating system offers easy access to all radio settings functions, allowing you to tailor the settings to your needs.
flashing strobe light
Accidental contact of the HX-210E with water and the radio automatically starts to illuminate the strobe light for easier localization, especially at night.
Full dot matrix display
The HX-210E boasts one of the largest displays in its class. Thanks to the large display, higher resolution and very bright backlight, there will be no mistake in reading the information both day and night.
built-in FM radio station receiver
The radio receives FM bands from 76 MHz to 108 MHz.

Optional equipment:

SSM-21A Waterproof Speaker Microphone with Headphone Jack
SEP-10A – handset for SSM-21A
MH-73A4B Waterproof Speaker Microphone
SSM-17H - speaker microphone
SSM-64A – VOX kit
SSM-517A (SSM-55A) Headset
CN-3 – BNC to SMA Antenna Adapter
CAT460 - VHF marine antenna
SBH-25 - Charging Base
SAD-25 - AC charger
E-DC-19A – adapter DC
CLIP22 - clip

The set includes:
- HX210E – transceiver part
- CAT460 – marine antenna
- internal 1850 mAh Li-ion battery
- SAD-25C – adapter 100 – 230 VAC to SBH-25
- SBH-25 – charging base
- E-DC-19A – cigarette lighter adapter
- belt clip CLIP-22 (clip)
- hand strap
- instruction manual in Polish and English

Safety Information

Safety Instructions for Radios
Safety Guidelines
Proper Use
Radios are intended for communication in difficult conditions, such as on water, during sailing, or on ships. They should be used solely for communication purposes, emergency situations, and daily contact with other units.
Ensure that the radio is always adequately charged or powered to ensure full functionality in emergency situations.
Never use the radio in a way that could interfere with other electronic devices or communication systems. Follow the applicable regulations regarding radio frequencies.
Safe Usage
Always keep the radio in a dry, safe place to prevent damage from water, dust, or shocks.
Use the device according to the user manual and ensure that you understand its functions, including how to transmit and receive messages.
If needed, use the SOS function or any other alarm feature if available on your radio model.
Regular Inspection Before Use
Technical Inspection
Before each use, check that the radio is functioning properly. Pay attention to:
Battery or power status – make sure the batteries are adequately charged or replaced to ensure proper device operation.
Antenna – ensure the antenna is functional and securely attached to ensure good signal quality.
Buttons and knobs – check that all control elements are functioning properly and that the display is readable.
Device housing – make sure the radio is free from cracks or other damages that could affect its performance or safety.
Testing Before Use
Regularly test the radio to ensure it can properly receive and transmit signals. Check range and transmission quality in different conditions.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Cleaning
After each use of the radio, especially in harsh conditions such as seawater or rain, wipe the device with a damp cloth to remove salt, dust, and contaminants.
Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the radio's housing.
Storage
Store the radio in a dry place, away from moisture and heat sources. Always ensure that it is stored in a location that provides easy access in emergencies.
If the device is equipped with a battery, remember to regularly charge or replace it to prevent it from draining or being damaged.
Emergency Situations
Communication in Crisis Situations
In an emergency, use the radio to call for help. Use the appropriate emergency frequencies (e.g., 156.8 MHz for VHF) and follow communication procedures. If necessary, use the SOS function or other alarms available on your device.
Transmit clear and concise information, such as your location, the nature of the problem, and the condition of the crew or passengers.
Device Failure
If the radio stops working during use, check the battery status, ensure the device is turned on, and check that the antenna is not damaged.
In case of serious malfunction, immediately remove the device from use and contact the manufacturer's service.
Contact in Case of Problems
If you notice manufacturing defects or damage to the radio, contact the manufacturer or point of sale to report the issue and get assistance. Do not modify the device yourself to avoid worsening its performance.