MIMO 4G/5G Cellular Antenna
Overview
Panorama WMM8GG-7-38 2x2 MIMO 4G/5G Cellular Antenna with GPS, High-Gain Directional
Crucial communication infrastructure requires many design considerations. Among the complexities in a wireless network, acquiring a distance cellular signal might be an issue. When issues due to terrain, interference, or a remote location affect the cellular signal, a directional antenna is an excellent choice. It is stronger and more reliable than antennas provided with a cellular router. That’s why you should consider the Panorama WMM8GG-7-38, which is equally robust and reliable.
The WMM8GG-7-38 3-in-1 directional multi-antenna comes with 4G and 5G LTE and GPS communication. It integrates high-gain 2x2 MiMo antennas to add power exactly where a network needs it. It operates in 698-960 MHz and 1710-3800 MHz bands. With a 9 dBi gain, it easily connects to distance cellular towers. Wall, desktop, and pole mounting brackets are provided along with low-loss, double-shielded cable with a choice of SMA or N-type connectors.
What separates this antenna from the rest of the 4G and 5G crowd is its reliability. It earned an IP65 ingress rating, meaning it protects against moisture, water spray, and particles, such as fine dust. It operates in temperatures from -30 to 80°C. Few outdoor or industrial environments can fail this antenna.
Key Features
- 3-in-1 antenna with directional 2x2 MIMO LTE and GPS
- 698 to 960 MHz and 1710 to 3800 MHz cellular frequency ranges
- 9 dBi (peak gain)
- 20 watts of maximum input power
- Choice of SMA (16-feet cables) or N-type (1-foot cables) male connectors
- Operating temperature from -30 to 80°C
- Wall, desktop, and mast mounting brackets included
- IP65 rated white radome
- Fits Cradlepoint AER2200, AER1600, and CBA850 routers
Configurations
WMM8GG-7-38-03NJ, Directional MIMO LTE
antenna with GPS and N-Type male connectors and 0.3 meters (1-foot)
cables
WMM8GG-7-38-5SP, Same as above with SMA
male connectors and 5-meter (16-foot) cables
The WMM8GG-7-38 replaces the WMM8GG-7-27 antenna, which is obsolete.
Do you need a Surge Arrestor / Surge Protector for this antenna?
Usually surge protectors are requited in a fixed site antenna installation, where the antenna is:
- Located above the roof line.
- In an exposed location.
- In a multi-site occupancy where the site owner mandates surge protection.
- The area is more susceptible to lightning (e.g. Singapore/Hong Kong).
Review our article on Surge Arrestors (Protectors) for Antennas to find out more on this topic.
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