VHF Fixe Bateau

Find a Fixed VHF for your boat now

The Fixed VHF is a mandatory means of communication for long-distance maritime expeditions (more than 60 Nautical Miles), and highly recommended for short and medium-distance nautical trips (between 2 and 60 Nautical Miles). It allows you to communicate with surrounding boats, and to have rapid access to the maritime rescue service led by the National Sea Rescue Society (SNSM) or the Regional Operational Surveillance and Rescue Centers (CROSS). A Fixed VHF often has more features than a , although both have the basic functionality of a VHF Marine. You will find integrated AIS or a GPS function in most Fixed VHF models. This type of VHF Marine radio acts as a radio signal receiver and transmitter and will guarantee your safety in many situations. The Fixed VHF RT750 V2 Navicom is one of the most complete Fixed VHFs on the market at an affordable price. It is IPX7 waterproof, has AIS, allows DSC calling, and is equipped with an easily readable LCD screen. The Fixed VHF with the lowest price on the market is the Fixed VHF RT750 V2 Navicom, but has the same features as the models with a higher price: backlit screen, ASN of class D, NMEA 1083 GPS input, AIS function, GPS function. Delivery of this product is free because its price is over 150 euros. The famous brands of Fixed VHF are Standard Horizon, Navicom, Plastimo, Raymarine, Cobra and Garmin.

The importance of having a Standard Fixed VHF

When choosing a Fixed VHF, you will be It is advisable to equip yourself with a NMEA 2000 certified product. This standard means that your capable will be able to communicate your VHF with other marine equipment, and thus manage the main instruments useful for navigation together (sounder, GPS, anemometer, log, etc.) NMEA 2000 allows a multitude of connections between devices at a high speed, something which was impossible with the NMEA 1083 standard. NMEA 2000 allows you to connect devices together without any special installation using simple plug and play. The NMEA standard on a Fixed VHF is as important as the IPX standard, which certifies the waterproof level of this device. The NMEA 1083 standard still attests to good quality, but will not be recommended for navigation at more than 60 Nautical Miles. The Fixed VHF GX1400G Compact Standard Horizon meets the NMEA 1083 standard, and thus allows the connection of the VHF to an autopilot. One of the most efficient Fixed VHFs on the market is the Fixed VHF GX2400 GPS & AIS Standard Horizon. This Marine VHF meets both the NMEA 1083 standard and the NMEA 2000 standard, so you will be able to connect any navigation device to this product. Delivery is free for all Fixed VHF purchases.

Accessorizing your Fixed VHF

A Fixed VHF represents a significant investment. We must therefore do everything possible to preserve it for a long time. The VHF support and accessory are there for that. For example, if you have a Standard Horizon Fixed VHF, you will need to have the protective support that goes with it such as the Protective Cover for GX1850E Standard Horizon. Another useful accessory for your Fixed VHF is the VHF Antenna, which is one of the most important accessories of Marine electronics. This product allows you to maximize the throughput and range of exchanges in radio communication between ships.