High-gain dual-band SMA male connector GPS Glonass antenna

Product Introduction

① Dual-Band GPS + LTE Integration

Combines GPS/Glonass (1559-1602MHz, 1164-1259MHz) and LTE/GSM (698-2690MHz) in a single unit, ideal for devices requiring both positioning and cellular connectivity.

② High-Performance LNA

Features a built-in 28dB ±2 low-noise amplifier (LNA) with <2dB noise figure, ensuring superior signal clarity for high-precision applications like surveying and asset tracking.

③ Rugged & Weatherproof Design

IP67-rated (excluding cable outlet) with ABS housing, operating in extreme temperatures -40°C to +85°C, perfect for harsh outdoor and industrial environments.

④ Low Power Consumption

Only 5-15mA current draw at 2.2-5V DC, making it energy-efficient for battery-powered IoT and portable devices.

⑤ Flexible Connectivity & Mounting

Includes 10m LMR100 cable with SMA male/N female connector options, plus screw mounting for secure installation on vehicles, drones, and equipment.

Application Scenario

Fleet Management: Combines real-time GPS tracking with LTE data transmission.

Precision Agriculture: Enables autonomous farming equipment with dual-band connectivity.

Industrial IoT: Reliable signal for remote sensors and monitoring systems.

Marine & Outdoor Navigation: Weatherproof design for boats and adventure gear.

Emergency Communication Devices: Backup LTE with GNSS positioning for rescue operations.

FAQ

Q: What frequencies does the LTE antenna support?

A: 698-960MHz and 1710-2690MHz, covering global 4G/3G/2G bands.

Q: Is the LNA built into the antenna?

A: Yes! It includes a 28dB gain LNA with ultra-low noise (<2dB) for enhanced signal reception.

Q: Can I choose different connector types?

A: Yes! Options include SMA male, N female, MCX, MMCX, SMB, TNC, or BNC (contact info@global-antenna.com for customization).

Q: What’s the cable length and type?

A: Standard 10m LMR100 cable (custom lengths available upon request).

Q: Does it support GLONASS and Galileo?

A: Yes, alongside GPS (L1/L2 bands).

Q: What’s the gain of the GNSS antenna?

A: 3dBic at zenith with RHCP polarization for stable satellite reception.