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Panorama Antennas GPS[X]D4[X]-6-60 network antenna 1559MHz 1612MHz 26dB GPS 4G 5G WiFi 6e black SMA
A sharkfin antenna combining 4G/5G, GPS/GNSS and WiFi 6e with 26 dB GPS gain, omni-directional coverage and SMA connectors
- Multi-constellation GPS with 26 dB LNA gain
- 4G/5G MiMo covering 617-960 and 1427-6000 MHz
- Up to 6x6 MiMo WiFi 6e support
- Single-hole sharkfin mount reduces vehicle damage
- Panel or magnetic mounting with SMA connectors
Multi-band sharkfin antenna
The GPS[X]D4[X]-6-60 combines 4G, 5G, GPS, GNSS and WiFi 6e functions in a single sharkfin housing. It covers cellular bands from 617 to 960 MHz and 1427 to 6000 MHz, plus GPS frequencies at 1559 MHz and 1612 MHz. The unit is built for vehicles and fixed installations that need several wireless links without multiple roof penetrations.
Panel or magnetic mount with SMA connectors
A single-hole panel mount reduces vehicle damage and installation time, while a magnetic mount option allows temporary placement on metal surfaces. Both methods use SMA connectors for the integrated cables. The omni-directional pattern provides consistent coverage regardless of vehicle orientation. An integral stud mount accepts an external whip antenna when required.
Active GNSS filtering and optional whip cap
Each GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou element includes a 26 dB gain LNA with advanced filtering for LTE Band 13 and 14 operation. A blanking cap is supplied to seal the whip stud when the external antenna is not fitted. The housing supports up to six dual-band WiFi 6e MiMo streams and four cellular MiMo streams in one discreet package.
Highlights
- Multi-constellation GPS with 26 dB LNA gain
- 4G/5G MiMo covering 617-960 and 1427-6000 MHz
- Up to 6x6 MiMo WiFi 6e support
- Single-hole sharkfin mount reduces vehicle damage
- Panel or magnetic mounting with SMA connectors
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What frequencies does the SMA connector cover and where does the 4G/5G range stop?
The SMA connector carries 4G/5G from 617-960 MHz and 1427-6000 MHz, GPS at 1559 MHz and 1612 MHz, plus WiFi 6e; the cellular range caps at 6000 MHz.
Does the shark-fin housing need a metal roof panel for the magnetic mount to work?
A metal panel is required only when the external whip is fitted; without the whip the antenna performs similarly on a non-metallic panel.
How is the antenna fitted through a single hole and what common step is missed?
Drill one hole for the integral stud mount, secure the supplied nut, then attach the blanking cap if the whip position is unused — omitting the cap leaves the port open.
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