VHF Stubby Antenna for XPR6000 Series (136–147 MHz, 11 cm) – FM Approved

The Motorola PMAD4093A is a genuine VHF stubby antenna designed for compatible MOTOTRBO XPR6000 Series portable radios operating between 136 and 147 MHz. Its compact 11 cm profile provides dependable VHF communication while remaining less obtrusive than a full-length whip antenna.

This low-profile antenna is ideal for professionals who carry their radios on a belt, vest or uniform throughout the workday. Its durable construction is designed for regular use in demanding commercial, industrial and public-safety environments.

The PMAD4093A is approved for use with select FM intrinsically safe Motorola radio configurations. Intrinsic-safety approval applies only when the antenna is installed as part of a complete, properly certified radio system.

Compatible Motorola Radios

• MOTOTRBO XPR6100

• MOTOTRBO XPR6350

• MOTOTRBO XPR6550

• Select VHF MOTOTRBO XPR6000 Series portable radios

Compatibility and intrinsic-safety approval depend on the radio model, frequency configuration and complete certified accessory combination.

Key Features

• Genuine Motorola Solutions antenna

• Designed for compatible XPR6000 Series radios

• VHF frequency range: 136–147 MHz

• Compact stubby antenna construction

• Approximately 11 cm or 4.3 inches long

• Durable rubber and plastic construction

• Shorter and less obtrusive than a full-length whip antenna

• Ideal for belt-, vest- or uniform-worn radios

• Direct-mount installation

• Approved for select FM intrinsically safe configurations

• Ideal replacement for a damaged or missing antenna

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer: Motorola Solutions

• Part Number: PMAD4093A

• Product Type: Portable radio antenna

• Frequency Band: VHF

• Frequency Range: 136–147 MHz

• Antenna Style: Stubby

• Approximate Length: 11 cm or 4.3 inches

• Material: Rubber and plastic

• GPS Support: No integrated GPS antenna

• Mounting Style: Direct mount

• Safety Approval: FM approved with select certified configurations

Package Contents

• One Motorola PMAD4093A VHF stubby antenna

Radio and other accessories are sold separately.

Stubby Antenna Benefits

The compact 11 cm design makes this antenna ideal for users who wear their radios on a belt, vest or uniform. It reduces antenna bulk and is less likely to catch on clothing or nearby equipment than a full-length whip antenna.

A stubby antenna may not provide the same fringe-area performance as a properly matched full-length whip antenna. Actual range depends on terrain, buildings, radio power and system configuration.

Important GPS Information

The PMAD4093A is designed primarily for VHF voice and data communication and does not include an integrated GPS antenna element. If GPS operation is required, confirm whether your radio needs a combination VHF/GPS antenna before purchasing.

Important Frequency Information

The PMAD4093A is designed specifically for VHF radios operating within the 136–147 MHz frequency range. It is not compatible with radios programmed exclusively outside this range or with UHF radio models.

Verify your radio model and operating frequencies before purchasing.

FM Intrinsic-Safety Information

This antenna may be used with select FM-approved Motorola portable radios. The antenna itself does not make a standard radio intrinsically safe.

To maintain FM intrinsic-safety certification, every component—including the radio, battery, antenna and connected accessories—must be approved for use together under the applicable certification standard.

Ideal Applications

• Public safety communications

• Oil and gas facilities

• Utilities and infrastructure

• Manufacturing plants

• Chemical processing facilities

• Construction operations

• Transportation and logistics

• Replacement of a damaged or missing antenna

Why Buy from Delmarva Two-Way Radio?

Delmarva Two-Way Radio supplies genuine Motorola Solutions accessories and knowledgeable support to help you select the correct antenna for your radio system. Contact us if you need assistance confirming radio compatibility, frequency range or intrinsic-safety requirements.