Description

Here’s a detailed breakdown of a 698–960 / 1710–2700 MHz 5 dBi directional ceiling antenna, which is typically used in indoor DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems) where focused signal propagation is needed—like corridors, long rooms, or targeted coverage zones. 📡 Electrical Specifications - Frequency Range: 698–960 MHz and 1710–2700 MHz - Gain: - ~3.2 dBi @ 698–960 MHz - ~5.9–7.0 dBi @ 1710–2700 MHz (varies by sub-band) - Polarization: Linear or dual-linear (H/V), depending on model - VSWR: < 1.5 (excellent impedance match) - PIM (3rd Order): ≤ –150 dBc @ 2 × 43 dBm - Impedance: 50 Ω - Power Handling: Up to 150 W (continuous wave) 🛠️ Mechanical & Environmental - Radiation Pattern: Directional (focused beam, typically 60–90° horizontal) - Mounting: Ceiling/support mount - Connectors: N-Female or 4.3/10 Female - Dimensions: Ø185 mm × 90 mm height - Weight: ~0.25 kg - Radome: UV-resistant, IP65 rated - Operating Temp: –30°C to +75°C 🏢 Ideal Applications - Indoor corridors, tunnels, or long hallways - Targeted coverage in enterprise buildings - LTE/4G/3G signal enhancement - Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) and IoT systems If you're weighing this against an omnidirectional model, the directional antenna offers higher gain and focused coverage, which can significantly improve signal strength in specific zones. Want help mapping out coverage or matching it with compatible cables and connectors?