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Blake UK 5G/4G directional outdoor Antenna

  • Directional, Cross-Polarised MIMO Outdoor Antenna
  • 5G/LTE - Mobile Frequency Range: 698 MHz ~ 3800 MHz
  • Peak Gain 12~14 dBi
  • x2 5metre long cables with SMA (M) connectors for 5G/4G
  • Easy installation with included pole mounting bracket (Pole not included)
  • Designed for outdoor use

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BL-5GLTE-PAN

Blake UK Antenna.

Overview

This antenna is a directional mobile data antenna for home, garden office, or other fixed installation. This aerial connects to your existing cellular router to improve connectivity speeds and reliability.

Improve the signal strength and connection speed of any 5G/4G router with this outdoor antenna. It works in 5G frequency bands, as well as 3G & 4G frequencies, supporting 698~3800Mhz bands. All bands are covered and amplified to improve the quality of your wireless internet connection.

This directional antenna is designed for outdoor use. It should be mounted as high as possible so that it can 'see' the network tower. A pole mounting bracket is included so you can fit the aerial safely and securely.

Specification
Specification Datasheet
Antenna Overview
Cables & Connectors

x2 5metre long LMR200 cables with SMA (male) connectors for Mobile.

*Cables & Connectors are factory mounted to the antenna.

Directionality Directional.
 
Cellular Specifications
Cellular Frequency Bands 698 ~ 960 MHz
1710 ~ 2170 MHz
2500 ~ 2700 MHz
2900 ~ 4000 MHz
3500 ~ 4000 MHz
Gain Peak Gain 12~14 dBi
VSWR <1.8
Polarisation Cross-Polarised
 
Mechanical Specifications
Dimensions 295 x 180 x 70 mm  (W x D x H)
Mounting Options Pole Mount.
 
What's in the Box
What's in the box

Antenna: BL-5GLTE-PAN.

Mounting: Pole mounting bracket (pole not included).

Downloads
Installation Guide Download here 28.09.2026
Reviews
Brochures
Videos
4G & 5G Podcast

Video - Podcast: Acronyms & Letters surrounding 4G & 5G and what their meanings are

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? Find out in this episode of the Solwise podcast.

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