Laird Technologies
Laird Technologies Phantom Multi-Band Antenna 698-2700 MHz NMO Black
Multi-band antenna covering 698-960 MHz and 1710-2700 MHz with 5.5 dBi gain for 4G LTE, NMO mount, no ground plane needed
- TypeAntenna
- Covers 698-960 MHz and 1710-2700 MHz for wide 4G/3G compatibility
- 5 dBi gain strengthens signal reception across both bands
- No ground plane needed simplifies installation on any surface
- Works with standard NMO mount for quick, universal fitting
- Suits indoor and outdoor use for flexible deployment options
Multi-band coverage for 3G and 4G
The Laird Technologies Phantom antenna operates across 698-960 MHz and 1710-2700 MHz ranges with 5.5 dBi gain. It covers all US 4G LTE frequencies and common global bands for 3G and 4G applications. The design works without a ground plane for flexible deployment. It requires a standard NMO mount for installation.
Indoor and outdoor versatility
The antenna is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications without needing a ground plane. It supports ceiling and surface mount configurations for varied mounting requirements. The black finish provides a discreet appearance in visible locations. Normal use presents no thermal, noise or power-draw concerns for this passive component.
NMO mount requirement and software-free operation
The product requires a standard NMO mount which is not included in the package. No bundled software or accessories alter the antenna's radio-frequency performance. The passive design functions immediately upon connection to compatible hardware. There are no drivers or configuration utilities to install.
Highlights
- Covers 698-960 MHz and 1710-2700 MHz for wide 4G/3G compatibility
- 5 dBi gain strengthens signal reception across both bands
- No ground plane needed simplifies installation on any surface
- Works with standard NMO mount for quick, universal fitting
- Suits indoor and outdoor use for flexible deployment options
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the Phantom antenna mounted, and which step do installers often skip?
It requires a standard NMO mount; the step often skipped is ensuring the mount's cable and connector are fully weather-sealed before tightening the antenna onto the vehicle roof or panel.
What maintenance or replacement will the Phantom antenna need over time?
The antenna itself is passive with no moving parts; maintenance is limited to periodically checking the NMO mount seal and coaxial cable for UV cracking or corrosion, replacing the cable assembly if the jacket degrades.
What performance limit appears first when the Phantom antenna operates continuously at high transmit power?
With 5.5 dBi gain across 698-960 MHz and 1710-2700 MHz, the practical limit under sustained high-power use is typically the coaxial cable and connector heat rating rather than the antenna element itself.
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