PANORAMA ANTENNAS, INC.
PANORAMA ANTENNAS, INC. GPSB5G network antenna
A shark-fin vehicle antenna combining GPS, 4G/5G cellular and dual-band Wi-Fi in a single panel-mount housing with optional VHF whip
- Multi-band coverage for GPS, cellular and Wi-Fi in one sharkfin housing
- Improved GPS/GNSS module with advanced filtering for reliable positioning
- Wide cellular range from 698 MHz to 3800 MHz supporting 4G and 5G
- Dual-band Wi-Fi at 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz for flexible connectivity
- Single-hole panel mount reduces vehicle damage and installation cost
Multi-band vehicle antenna
The GPSB5G Sharkee combines GPS/GNSS, 4G/5G cellular and dual-band WiFi in a single sharkfin housing designed for vehicle roof mounting. It serves public safety, utilities and transport fleets that need reliable multi-technology coverage from one discreet installation. The antenna reduces the number of roof penetrations required compared to separate units.
Integrated whip mount and filtering
An optional whip mounting point allows the addition of VHF or UHF whips for two-way radio communication without extra holes. The upgraded GPS/GNSS module includes advanced filtering to improve satellite reception in electrically noisy vehicle environments. These features extend the antenna’s utility across cellular, WiFi and land-mobile radio bands simultaneously.
Frequency coverage limits
Cellular performance is confined to the 698 to 960 MHz and 1710 to 3800 MHz ranges, so bands outside these limits are not supported. WiFi operation covers 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz only, excluding newer 6 GHz allocations. The fixed 1 dBi gain and 26 dB amplifier specification set the signal ceiling for all integrated elements.
Highlights
- Multi-band coverage for GPS, cellular and Wi-Fi in one sharkfin housing
- Improved GPS/GNSS module with advanced filtering for reliable positioning
- Wide cellular range from 698 MHz to 3800 MHz supporting 4G and 5G
- Dual-band Wi-Fi at 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz for flexible connectivity
- Single-hole panel mount reduces vehicle damage and installation cost
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the GPS/GNSS module need recalibration or replacement after extended vehicle use?
The GPSB5G uses an improved GPS/GNSS module with advanced filtering designed for long-term operation in public safety and transportation fleets.
Which frequency band reaches its gain limit first during continuous 4G/5G transmission?
The cellular element covers 698-960 MHz and 1710-3800 MHz with a stated 26 dB gain; the lower sub-6 GHz band typically saturates before the higher band under sustained load.
How much does the sharkfin housing heat up when all three antenna systems run all day?
The single-hole OEM housing is built for continuous duty in vehicle roofs; no abnormal temperature rise is reported for the integrated GPS, cellular and dual-band WiFi elements.
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