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Rfwel Infra

Rfwel Infra 902-928 MHz 13 dBi Panel Antenna N-Female

SKU CH-9PFF-GXVZB

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

  • TypeAntenna
  • 13 dBi gain strengthens signal reach
  • 902-928 MHz coverage fits RFID and ISM uses
  • N-Female jack connects directly to compatible gear
  • Articulating bracket enables wall or pole mounting
  • Panel design focuses energy for directional performance

Product and audience

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.

Upgrade path

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.

Installation notes

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.

Highlights

  • 13 dBi gain strengthens signal reach
  • 902-928 MHz coverage fits RFID and ISM uses
  • N-Female jack connects directly to compatible gear
  • Articulating bracket enables wall or pole mounting
  • Panel design focuses energy for directional performance

Specifications

TypeAntenna

Questions about this item

What mounting hardware comes with the 13 dBi panel antenna?

The antenna includes an articulating bracket that lets you mount it on a wall or a pole.

How do you connect the antenna to the radio equipment?

Use a cable with an N-male plug that screws onto the antenna's N-female jack.

What connector will need checking or replacing over time on this antenna?

The N-female jack on the antenna body is the only field-serviceable connector.

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