A VHF Radio in Saudi is one of the most important communication tools used on boats, ships, and offshore vessels. VHF (Very High Frequency) marine radios allow vessels to talk to each other, contact port authorities, communicate with the coast guard, and send distress alerts. VHF radios offer clear short-range communication and are required on almost all commercial and recreational vessels.
At Nassguard in Dammam, we supply approved GMDSS VHF Radios across Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah, Riyadh, and Al Khobar. Built for tough marine conditions, our VHF radios offer loud and clear audio, long-lasting performance, and full compliance with international maritime safety rules.
A VHF Radio in Saudi is a marine communication device that operates on VHF frequencies (156–174 MHz). These radios are used for voice communication, distress calling, ship-to-ship communication, and contacting shore stations.
DSC (Digital Selective Calling)
Channel 16 emergency watch
Weather channels (in some models)
Waterproof construction
Handset or built-in microphone
LCD or LED screen
Loudspeaker for clear audio
Calling nearby vessels
Contacting port control in Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah, and Yanbu
Communicating with the coast guard
Sending distress alerts using DSC
Receiving safety updates and weather alerts
Supporting navigation during fog or night
Coordinating offshore operations
Commercial Cargo Ships & Tankers
Mandatory for safe operation.
Offshore Supply Vessels
Used for talking to platforms, rigs, and coast stations.
Fishing Boats
Helps fishermen stay connected and safe.
Recreational Boats & Yachts
Important for emergency communication in coastal waters.
Pilot Boats & Tugboats
Required for port navigation and docking operations.
Coast Guard & Security Vessels
Used for patrol and coordination.
Clear and strong audio communication
DSC-enabled emergency calling
Waterproof and shock-resistant design
Long-range coast communication
Simple and easy-to-use controls
Works in hot, dusty, and humid Saudi weather
Available across Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah, Riyadh, and Al Khobar
IMO – Marine Radio Communication Requirements
IEC 61097-7 – VHF Radiotelephone Equipment Standard
SOLAS Chapter IV – Radiocommunication Regulations
1. How far can a VHF radio transmit?
Typically 5–30 nautical miles, depending on antenna height.
2. Do VHF radios work offshore?
Yes, they cover most coastal and near-offshore areas.
3. Is DSC required on VHF radios?
Yes, DSC is mandatory for GMDSS-approved radios.
4. Can small boats use VHF radios?
Yes, compact handheld models are available.
5. Where can I buy VHF Radio in Saudi?
From Nassguard Dammam, supplying across Jubail, Jeddah, Riyadh, and Al Khobar.
6. Do VHF radios require an antenna?
Yes, fixed-mount VHF radios need a marine VHF antenna.
7. Are VHF radios waterproof?
Most marine models are water-resistant or fully waterproof.
The VHF Radio in Saudi offered by Nassguard ensures clear, safe, and reliable communication for all marine activities. Whether for commercial vessels, fishing boats, or leisure crafts, VHF radios are essential for navigation and emergency use. Serving customers in Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah, Riyadh, and Al Khobar, our radios meet global standards and deliver dependable performance at sea.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Marine GMDSS VHF Radio |
| Frequency Range | 156–174 MHz |
| DSC | Class D or Class A DSC |
| Output Power | 1W / 25W |
| Display | Marine-grade LCD or LED |
| Channels | International marine channels (e.g., Channel 16) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 / IPX8 (model dependent) |
| Mounting | Fixed mount or handheld |
| Power Supply | 12V / 24V DC |
| Compliance | IMO, SOLAS, IEC standards |