Laird Technologies Phantom Multi-Band Antenna 698-2700 MHz NMO Black
- Antenna
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Rfwel Infra
A 13 dBi panel antenna covering 902-928 MHz with an N-Female connector and included mounting bracket for RFID, land mobile and ISM applications
The Rfwel Infra panel antenna delivers 13 dBi gain across the 902-928 MHz band. It suits engineers deploying RFID readers, land-mobile links or ISM-band location-monitoring systems.
The antenna replaces lower-gain omnidirectional units when a focused beam improves link budget. The jump is worth it when installations can tolerate directional aiming and need the extra margin for longer-range reads.
An articulating bracket for wall or pole mounting is included. The N-female jack requires a matching N-male cable; incorrect connector gender is the most common fitment issue.
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The antenna includes an articulating bracket that lets you mount it on a wall or a pole.
Use a cable with an N-male plug that screws onto the antenna's N-female jack.
The N-female jack on the antenna body is the only field-serviceable connector.
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