Worldwide shipping with track & trace

Quality mark certified

Welcome to Deltron

Shakespeare 4357-S antenna splitter for AM/FM/VHF

SKU: 804357
€ 69,37 Tax included

Delivery time:

1-3 Business Days

Would you like to connect both your VHF marine radio and AM/FM radio to a single antenna on board? With the Shakespeare 4357-S antenna splitter, you don't need to install a separate AM/FM antenna. This marine band separator is designed to split the signal from a suitable marine VHF antenna, allowing you to use the same antenna for both your VHF radio and AM/FM radio.

This saves you from needing an extra antenna, thereby saving space and installation effort on board. According to Shakespeare, the AM/FM radio and VHF radio can be used simultaneously without interfering with the performance of the VHF radio.

A practical solution for boats where you want to keep the antenna installation as streamlined as possible.

What does the Shakespeare 4357-S antenna splitter do?

The Shakespeare 4357-S is an AM/FM/VHF band separator. The splitter is placed between the marine VHF antenna and the connected equipment.

The antenna signal is then distributed to two applications: one connection for the VHF marine radio and one for the AM/FM radio.

The major advantage of this is that you do not need to install a separate antenna for both devices. Especially on a boat where space is limited or where you want to minimize the number of antennas, this is a practical solution.

Can you use one VHF antenna for the marine radio and car radio?

That is exactly the purpose of this antenna splitter. According to the product specifications, the Shakespeare 4357-S is suitable for all types of marine VHF antennas.

The splitter makes it possible to use the same antenna for receiving AM/FM radio and for the VHF marine radio. Shakespeare has designed the 4357-S so that both radios can be used simultaneously without interfering with the performance of the VHF radio.

This means you don't have to install a second, separate antenna on the boat for radio reception.

Is the Shakespeare 4357-S an antenna switch?

The Shakespeare 4357-S is sometimes searched for as an antenna switch, but technically, an antenna splitter or band separator is a better description.

With a traditional antenna switch, you choose between different connections. The Shakespeare 4357-S, however, is developed to utilize one marine VHF antenna for two different applications: the VHF marine radio and the AM/FM radio.

Therefore, you do not need to constantly switch manually between the radio and the marine radio during normal use.

Why use one antenna for multiple devices?

On a boat, a simple and clear installation is often desirable. Every extra antenna requires mounting space, cabling, and a suitable location on board.

By using the existing marine VHF antenna for AM/FM reception as well, you can simplify the installation. This makes the Shakespeare 4357-S interesting for a new installation, for example, but also when you want to expand an existing installation with an AM/FM radio without needing to place an extra antenna.

The included cabling and connectors help to connect the splitter between the antenna and the equipment.

Key benefits

  • AM/FM/VHF antenna splitter for use on board
  • Uses a single marine VHF antenna for both VHF and AM/FM radio
  • Simultaneous use of AM/FM and VHF radio according to Shakespeare
  • Suitable for all types of marine VHF antennas
  • Includes RG-62 AM/FM cable, RG-58 VHF cable, and corresponding connectors

Practical solution for your antenna installation on board

Do you want fewer antennas on your boat without having to forgo an AM/FM radio? Then the Shakespeare 4357-S offers a practical solution.

You use one suitable marine VHF antenna for both the marine radio and AM/FM radio, thereby avoiding the need for a separate AM/FM antenna. This keeps the installation organized and saves mounting space.

This compact Shakespeare antenna splitter combines two applications into one antenna installation, without the need for constantly toggling a manual antenna switch during use.

Order the Shakespeare 4357-S from Deltron and use one marine VHF antenna for both your marine radio and AM/FM radio.


Why Deltron?

💚 18 years of experience in communications equipment and accessories
Our knowledge is your security. Since 2007 we have been helping professionals and enthusiasts with reliable solutions.

💚 Fast delivery from stock. Ordered today = fast delivery. No waiting time, but certainty.

💚 100% original A-brand products. At Deltron you only buy original, certified products from renowned brands - no counterfeits, no worries.

💚 Buy on account for business customers (B2B). Easy and trusted payment via invoice. Specially for companies and governments.

💚 Pay afterwards or in 3 installments with Klarna and iDeal-in3. Order safely and quickly online at Deltron and pay afterwards with Klarna or choose iDeal-in3 and pay in 3 installments without interest and BKR registration.

💚 Certified webshop with reliable reviews. Deltron is Webshop Keurmerk-certified and reviewed via Trustpilot - so you can be sure that you order safely and reliably.

Shakespeare 4357S antennesplitter met toebehoren
Shakespeare

Shakespeare 4357-S antenna splitter for AM/FM/VHF

€ 69,37 Tax included

Would you like to connect both your VHF marine radio and AM/FM radio to a single antenna on board? With the Shakespeare 4357-S antenna splitter, you don't need to install a separate AM/FM antenna. This marine band separator is designed to split the signal from a suitable marine VHF antenna, allowing you to use the same antenna for both your VHF radio and AM/FM radio.

This saves you from needing an extra antenna, thereby saving space and installation effort on board. According to Shakespeare, the AM/FM radio and VHF radio can be used simultaneously without interfering with the performance of the VHF radio.

A practical solution for boats where you want to keep the antenna installation as streamlined as possible.

What does the Shakespeare 4357-S antenna splitter do?

The Shakespeare 4357-S is an AM/FM/VHF band separator. The splitter is placed between the marine VHF antenna and the connected equipment.

The antenna signal is then distributed to two applications: one connection for the VHF marine radio and one for the AM/FM radio.

The major advantage of this is that you do not need to install a separate antenna for both devices. Especially on a boat where space is limited or where you want to minimize the number of antennas, this is a practical solution.

Can you use one VHF antenna for the marine radio and car radio?

That is exactly the purpose of this antenna splitter. According to the product specifications, the Shakespeare 4357-S is suitable for all types of marine VHF antennas.

The splitter makes it possible to use the same antenna for receiving AM/FM radio and for the VHF marine radio. Shakespeare has designed the 4357-S so that both radios can be used simultaneously without interfering with the performance of the VHF radio.

This means you don't have to install a second, separate antenna on the boat for radio reception.

Is the Shakespeare 4357-S an antenna switch?

The Shakespeare 4357-S is sometimes searched for as an antenna switch, but technically, an antenna splitter or band separator is a better description.

With a traditional antenna switch, you choose between different connections. The Shakespeare 4357-S, however, is developed to utilize one marine VHF antenna for two different applications: the VHF marine radio and the AM/FM radio.

Therefore, you do not need to constantly switch manually between the radio and the marine radio during normal use.

Why use one antenna for multiple devices?

On a boat, a simple and clear installation is often desirable. Every extra antenna requires mounting space, cabling, and a suitable location on board.

By using the existing marine VHF antenna for AM/FM reception as well, you can simplify the installation. This makes the Shakespeare 4357-S interesting for a new installation, for example, but also when you want to expand an existing installation with an AM/FM radio without needing to place an extra antenna.

The included cabling and connectors help to connect the splitter between the antenna and the equipment.

Key benefits

Practical solution for your antenna installation on board

Do you want fewer antennas on your boat without having to forgo an AM/FM radio? Then the Shakespeare 4357-S offers a practical solution.

You use one suitable marine VHF antenna for both the marine radio and AM/FM radio, thereby avoiding the need for a separate AM/FM antenna. This keeps the installation organized and saves mounting space.

This compact Shakespeare antenna splitter combines two applications into one antenna installation, without the need for constantly toggling a manual antenna switch during use.

Order the Shakespeare 4357-S from Deltron and use one marine VHF antenna for both your marine radio and AM/FM radio.

View product
Hulp nodig bij je keuze?