Laird Techologies
Laird Techologies Y4506 450-470MHz 10.2dB 6 Element Yagi Antenna
UHF Yagi antenna covering 450-470 MHz with 10.2 dBd gain and six welded elements
- TypeAntenna
- High 10.2 dBd gain for extended UHF range
- 450-470 MHz tuning matches professional land-mobile bands
- Fully welded gold-anodized construction resists ice, detuning and corrosion
- DC-ground lightning protection safeguards connected equipment
- 5:1 maximum VSWR ensures efficient power transfer
UHF Yagi Antenna 450-470 MHz
This Yagi antenna covers the UHF band from 450 to 470 MHz with a gain of 10.2 dBd. It uses a six-element, fully welded construction and internal matching designed to resist icing and corrosion. The gold anodized finish adds durability for permanent outdoor installations.
Fixed site and mobile radio systems
The antenna suits base stations, repeater sites and vehicle-mounted setups that need high directional gain on a single UHF channel. Builders who require omnidirectional coverage or dual-band operation should look at a different antenna type.
10.2 dBd gain with N Female connector
The antenna delivers 10.2 dBd gain and terminates in an N Female connector with a maximum VSWR of 1.5:1. It handles up to 300 W and includes a clamp set for mounting on masts or towers.
Highlights
- High 10.2 dBd gain for extended UHF range
- 450-470 MHz tuning matches professional land-mobile bands
- Fully welded gold-anodized construction resists ice, detuning and corrosion
- DC-ground lightning protection safeguards connected equipment
- 5:1 maximum VSWR ensures efficient power transfer
Specifications
| Brand | Laird Technologies |
|---|---|
| Type | Antenna |
Questions about this item
What coverage does the 10.2 dBd gain give once the antenna is mounted?
The 10.2 dBd gain provides a horizontal beamwidth of 72 deg and a vertical beamwidth of 57 deg for focused UHF coverage.
What does the N Female connector and 1.5:1 VSWR limit in practice?
The N Female connector accepts standard UHF feeds while the 1.5:1 maximum VSWR keeps reflected power low across the 450-470 MHz band.
What hardware is needed to mount the 44 in boom?
A clamp set is included for mounting the 44 in antenna to a mast or tower.
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