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ACR replacement lanyard for SR203 VHF radio

ACR replacement lanyard for SR203 VHF radio

SKU:9354

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This is the original ACR wrist strap for the SR203 handheld radio. It keeps the device attached to your wrist if you drop it, for example when transferring to a dinghy or if your hands are wet.

Prevents your radio from going overboard at the worst possible moment
This is the original wrist strap for the ACR SR203. A small component with a clear function: it keeps the radio attached to your wrist if you drop it, for example when transferring to a dinghy or a life raft with wet hands.

Lanyards are the parts that wear out or break first. If the strap is frayed or broken, replace it immediately. A radio that goes overboard is not only expensive, but at the wrong moment, it is also your only connection to help.

Why choose the SR203 replacement strap?

  • Keeps the device with you: even with wet or cold hands
  • Original ACR part: fits the SR203 attachment point
  • Quick to replace: changed in under a minute
  • Small cost: prevents a much more expensive loss

Who is this product for?

Intended for anyone with an ACR SR203 on board whose strap is worn or broken. Relevant for every type of vessel, and especially for work where you regularly transfer to or from another ship.

What are the benefits for you?

  • No lost radio: the strap catches a drop
  • Ready for inspection: a broken strap is noted during inspections
  • Quickly sorted: separate part with short delivery time
  • Original part: fits without modification
Technical specifications
Product type Wrist strap for handheld radio
Article number 9354
Suitable for ACR SR203 handheld radio
Brand ACR
Additional features
When to replace In case of fraying, discoloration, or a broken attachment point
Not suitable for The SR303; article number 4592 is intended for that
Tip Check the strap during your annual safety equipment inspection
Frequently asked questions

Why use a strap on a radio?

Because you use the device precisely at times when your hands are wet, cold, or busy. The strap catches a drop, ensuring the radio doesn't go overboard when you need it most.

Does this strap also fit the SR303?

No. There is a specific replacement strap for the SR303, article number 4592.

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