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Panorama Antennas FI-IN2682 4×4 MiMo 600-6000 MHz sharkfin network antenna
A 4×4 MiMo sharkfin antenna covering 600-6000 MHz for cellular, GPS/GNSS and WiFi 6e with SMA connectors and stud, whip, panel or magnetic mounting
- 4×4 MiMo covers 617–6000 MHz cellular bands
- Sharkfin housing integrates GPS/GNSS with 26 dB LNA
- Up to 6×6 MiMo dual-band WiFi supports WiFi 6e
- Single-hole stud mount cuts install time and vehicle damage
- Omni-directional pattern with SMA connectors for flexible cabling
Discreet sharkfin multi-function antenna
The FI-IN2682 combines 4×4 MiMo cellular, up to 6×6 MiMo WiFi 6e and optional active GNSS elements in a single low-profile housing. It is built for public-safety, industrial and transport fleets that need reliable connectivity without multiple roof penetrations. A single stud mount reduces installation time and preserves vehicle resale value.
Replaces separate whip, panel and puck antennas
Consolidating LTE, 5G, WiFi and GNSS into one unit removes the clutter of individual mounts and coaxial runs. The jump is worth it when a platform requires simultaneous multi-band operation and a clean roof line, especially where overt or covert aesthetics matter. The integrated whip stud adds flexibility for future band additions.
Limited by single-hole mounting
The antenna relies on a metal panel for optimal whip performance; non-metallic roofs can be used only when the whip is omitted and the blanking cap fitted. SMA connectors fix the cable interface, and the 600 MHz to 6000 MHz range defines the usable spectrum. Buyers needing lower frequencies or alternative connector types must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 4×4 MiMo covers 617–6000 MHz cellular bands
- Sharkfin housing integrates GPS/GNSS with 26 dB LNA
- Up to 6×6 MiMo dual-band WiFi supports WiFi 6e
- Single-hole stud mount cuts install time and vehicle damage
- Omni-directional pattern with SMA connectors for flexible cabling
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What mounting options does the FI-IN2682 sharkfin antenna support?
The antenna provides stud mount, whip mount, panel mount and magnetic mount options, requiring only a single hole for installation on a vehicle roof or panel.
Which step is often missed when fitting the whip on a non-metallic panel?
The manufacturer states the antenna should be installed on a metal panel when a comms whip is used; if no whip is required it may be fitted on a non-metallic panel with similar performance.
When should the supplied blanking cap be used on the FI-IN2682?
Fit the blanking cap when the external whip position is not required to seal the stud mount and maintain the antenna's weatherproof integrity.
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