Panorama Antennas
Panorama Antennas LG-IN2456 3-in-1 network antenna 2x2 MiMo LTE GPS/GNSS 9 dBi
A 3-in-1 panel antenna combines 2×2 MiMo LTE, GPS and GNSS in one low-profile housing
- TypeAntenna
- ColorBlack
- 2x2 MiMo LTE across 617-960 MHz and 1710-6000 MHz bands
- Active GPS/GNSS reception on 1562-1612 MHz in same housing
- 9 dBi peak gain for stronger cellular signal capture
- Panel-mount design fits conductive or non-conductive surfaces
- Flame-retardant RG174 cables meet UNECE 118.01 and EN45545-2 standards
3-in-1 panel antenna
The Panorama Antennas LG-IN2456 combines 2x2 MiMo LTE and active GPS/GNSS in a single low-profile housing. It covers 617-960 MHz and 1710-6000 MHz for cellular plus 1562-1612 MHz for satellite navigation. The unit is built for panel mounting on conductive or non-conductive surfaces and ships with integrated RG174 cables.
Thermals noise and power
The antenna is a passive RF device with no active amplifiers, so it draws no power and generates no heat or acoustic noise. Its flame-retardant radome meets IK10 impact rating and the cables comply with UNECE 118.01 and EN45545-2 for demanding environments. Performance is defined by 9 dBi gain and omnidirectional coverage across the stated bands.
Upgrade path
This model replaces separate cellular and GNSS antennas on Cradlepoint COR IBR900 series routers, reducing the number of roof penetrations. The jump is worth it when a single 3-in-1 footprint simplifies installation on fleet vehicles or fixed sites. It is not suited for installations that require higher gain than 9 dBi or frequency bands outside 617-6000 MHz.
Highlights
- 2x2 MiMo LTE across 617-960 MHz and 1710-6000 MHz bands
- Active GPS/GNSS reception on 1562-1612 MHz in same housing
- 9 dBi peak gain for stronger cellular signal capture
- Panel-mount design fits conductive or non-conductive surfaces
- Flame-retardant RG174 cables meet UNECE 118.01 and EN45545-2 standards
Specifications
| Brand | Panorama |
|---|---|
| Model | LG-IN2456 |
| Part Number | LG-IN2456 |
| Type | Antenna |
| Color | Black |
| Shipping weight | 1.43 kg |
| Package size | 361 × 191 × 119 mm |
Questions about this item
How is the antenna panel-mounted and which step is often missed?
Drill a single hole for the stud, place the supplied sealing gasket between the radome and the panel, then tighten the lock-nut to the specified torque; the step most often missed is fitting the gasket on both conductive and non-conductive panels.
What maintenance or replacement will the integrated cables need over time?
The flame-retardant RG174 cables are fixed to the antenna; if the jacket shows cracking or the SMA connectors become corroded, the entire antenna assembly must be replaced because the cables are not detachable.
What is the first performance limit that appears during sustained high-data use?
The 9 dBi gain ceiling limits the maximum signal capture; once the incoming signal reaches that gain threshold, further throughput gains require a higher-gain antenna or a better mounting location.
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