Name: Panorama MAKO 5G - Antenna - dome - cellular, navigation, Wi-Fi - 9 dBi (for 4.9 - 6 GHz), 8 dBi (for 1710 - 3800 MHz), 4 dBi LGMDM4B-6-60-24-58
SKU: 289902

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Panorama MAKO 5G - Antenna - dome - cellular, navigation, Wi-Fi - 9 dBi (for 4.9 - 6 GHz), 8 dBi (for 1710 - 3800 MHz), 4 dBi (for 617 - 960 MHz), 9 dBi (for 2.4 GHz), 9 dBi (for 4.9 - 7.2 GHz) - omni-directional - panel mountable

Versatile compatibility
Designed to seamlessly integrate with GNSS, GPS, and LTE systems, the Panorama MAKO 5G antenna offers broad compatibility for a wide range of applications. Its ability to connect with different systems makes it an ideal choice for users seeking a versatile solution for cellular and navigation purposes.
Robust design
The Panorama MAKO 5G antenna is built to withstand harsh conditions, featuring an IP69K rating that ensures protection against dust, high temperature, and high-pressure water jets. Coupled with its ground plane independent design, this antenna is suited for challenging outdoor environments.
Wide frequency range
Covering a comprehensive frequency range from 617 MHz to 6000 MHz, the Panorama MAKO 5G ensures optimal performance across various bands. This wide frequency range supports a multitude of cellular and navigation signals, providing reliable connectivity wherever you are.

The MAKO 5G Dome consists of up to 11 elements; four isolated high-performance antenna elements covering 617-960/1710-6000MHz offer MiMo/Diversity at cellular/LTE frequencies, up to 6 optional dual band elements covering 2.4 & 5.0/7.2GHz support MiMo/Diversity operation for WiFi and optional high-performance GPS/GNSS antenna with an integrated 26dB gain LNA and high-quality filtering offers un-paralleled positioning accuracy. None of the antennas in this range require a metallic ground plane, and all maintain a high level of performance even when mounted on non-metallic surfaces.
Although the LTE elements are designed for 4x4 MiMo operation, it is possible to utilize these as 2 pairs of 2x2 MiMo for a router that has 2 SIMS (radio) in a failover configuration (i.e. only one SIM active at any time). As this configuration is using only 2 out of the 4 antennas for a single SIM, the network coverage should be checked to ensure that this use is suitable.