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4G-XPOL-A0002 In situ, photo courtesy of onteck.co.uk 4G-XPOL-A0002 2 x 5m leads with SMA Plug Rearview Mounting Kit

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4G-XPOL-A0002 (XPOL-2) - Discontinued Item

Poynting Cross Polarised High gain 4G Panel LTE Antenna

  • 8.3 ~ 9.3 dBi Gain
  • Dual Polarised, full LTE band Panel Directional Antenna for outdoor use
  • Wall or Pole mountable
  • Frequency Range - 650~960, 1710~2170 and 2500 ~ 2700 MHz bands
  • 2 x 5 metre cables included terminating with SMA Plugs
  • Robust and All weather proof
  • Backwards compatible with 3G, 2G technologies

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Overview

The XPOL-2, from Poynting, provides an innovative and future-proof solution for 4G, 3G and 2G networks. It is a unique dual polarised, full LTE band antenna incorporating two separately fed ultra wideband elements in a single housing.  The Poynting XPOL-2 is equipped to provide client-side MiMo and diversity support for the networks of today and tomorrow. The weatherproof housing is designed for mast and wall mounting and the antenna has 2 x 5 metres of low loss cable terminating in SMA Plug connectors. The XPOL-2 is NOT suitable for permanent mounting on a moving vehicle.

If you have line of sight to the cell tower the XPOL-2 is a great choice of directional antnena. If you are unsure as to where the cell tower is then the omni-directional XPOL-1 is a great alternative to consider.

Superior performance:

  • Excellent radiation patterns across the full frequency spectrum
  • Huge number of happy customers complimenting reliability and stability of the connection using the XPOL-2
  • High Quality
  • UV protected
  • Robust and All weather proof
  • Backwards compatible with 3G, 2G technologies
  • Two cross polarized antennas in one enclosure for optimal LTE performance

Easy to install:

  • All mounting material available out of the box
  • Opening angle of 60 degrees making installation simple

Read our article - 'Antenna Considerations for 4G/LTE'

 

If you're planning to use this antenna for your own mobile network system, you may wish to take a look at the 5G-XPOL-A0002 as well. The 5G-XPOL-A0002 allows you to future-proof your network for 5G speeds and offers a higher dB gain for stronger connections.

Antenna 4G-XPOL-A0002 5G-XPOL-A0002
5G Support? No Yes
Peak dB Gain 9 dBi 11 dBi
Frequency Bands 698 - 960 MHz
1710 - 2170 MHz
2300 - 2700 MHz

698 - 960 MHz
1710 - 2700 MHz
3400 - 3800 MHz
Feed Power Handling 10 W 20 W
Wind Survival <120 km/h <250 km/h
Specification
Download Specification Datasheet including polar plots
Gain 8 dBi Max Gain @ 698-960 MHz
6.5 dBi Max Gain @ 1710-2170 MHz
9 dBi Max Gain @ 2300-2700 MHz
Input Frequency 698– 960, 1710 – 2170 and 2500 – 2700 MHz Bands
VSWR across operating bands < 2.5:1
Feed power handling 10W
Input impedance 50 Ohm (nominal)
Polarisation 2 x Linear (Vertical and Horizontal)
Cable 2 x 5m HDF 195
Connector 2 x SMA plug
Mounting Wall and pole mount
Dimensions (l x w x h) 290 x 265 x 155 mm 
Downloads
UKCA Declation of Conformity Download here 27.07.2022
CE/RoHS  Declaration of Conformity Download here 27.07.2022
Declaration of Conformity to REACH Download here 27.07.2022
TSCA Declaration of Conformity Download here 27.07.2022
ECCN/Dual Use Classification Declaration Download here 27.07.2022
Conflict of Minerals Declaration Download here 27.07.2022
Mounting Instructions Download here 21.02.13
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Episode 3 covering the acronyms and letters surrounding 4G and 5G and what their meanings are. Where does LTE fit in? What are category classifications and their download speeds? How many antennas on a mobile router? Would you be better off with a higher category 4G router than investing in a 5G router? Steve and Louise also discuss antenna cable and the losses involved with having a too long cable which leads on to conversation about the new Teltonika networking range.

Video - Technical iterations of the XPOL-2 antennas up to the latest XPOL-2-5G

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Antenna Considerations for 4G/LTE

Objective
To try and clarify factors that you need to consider when planning on using an external antenna for your 4G/LTE broadband connection.
With 4G (LTE) services starting to come onto the UK market a lot of users are finding that they are achieving download speeds that are lower than they were expecting to get. Often this can be due to poor reception however there are other factors that need to be understood which can affect the broadband speed.

Hopefully this short article will help explain the implications and considerations the user needs to examine before they can decide the best course of action. Click here to read more

Guest Post - Choosing between a directional or an omni antenna, by Stephen Froneman of Poynting

Guest Post - Choosing between a directional or an omni antenna, by Stephen Froneman of Poynting

The choice of omni-directional and directional antenna is not always simple. We will try to explain the key differences experienced by using a uni-directional (aka ‘directional’) antenna vs. an omni-directional (aka ‘omni’) antenna.
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