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The OMNI-214 is an omni-directional ultra-wideband 5G antenna from Poynting. Designed to cover all frequencies ranging from 617 to 3800 MHz with a balanced and consistent dB gain, peaking at 3.5dBi, this antenna is capable of maintaining a consistent and reliable mobile connection anywhere so long as a mobile signal is present. Not only will it be capable of a strong signal reception in urban locations, but its wide frequency coverage ensures it will excel in rural environments too.
A key feature of the OMNI-214 is its 4x4 MIMO capability. This means it comes with four 2m cables which can be used with a 4x4 MIMO router to allow it to achieve its full potential. As 4x4 MIMO devices increasingly become the norm, 4x4 MIMO support makes this antenna particularly future-proof.
The OMNI-214 has a protection rating of IP65, making it extremely strong at resisting dust and water ingress and capable of being deployed in harsh conditions.
| Download Specification Datasheet | |
|---|---|
| Gain |
Gain (Max): Gain (Mean): |
| Frequency Bands | 617 – 960 MHz 1427 – 1517 MHz 1710 – 2700 MHz 3400 – 3800 MHz |
| VSWR | <2:1 across 90% of the bands |
| Feed power handling | 10W |
| Input impedance | 50 Ohm (nominal) |
| Polarisation | Linear Vertical |
| Coax Cable loss | 0.385 dB/m @ 900 MHz 0.507 dB/m @ 1500 MHz 0.565 dB/m @ 1800 MHz 0.666 dB/m @ 2400 MHz 0.788 dB/m @ 3000 MHz |
| Connector Type | SMA (M) |
| IP Rating | IP 65 |
| Temperature Range | -40°C to +80°C |
| Product Dimensions (L x W) | 646mm x Ø71mm (Excluding bracket) |
| Box Contents | A-OMNI-0214-V1-01 (Omni-214 - Commercial name) L-bracket |
| UKCA Declation of Conformity | Coming soon | |
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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.
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