Panel Antenna 698-806/806-960 MHz, 29/26°, 15/16dBi
Westell’s high gain, high isolation, and narrow beam panel antenna is ideal for both public safety and commercial cellular applications where a high degree of control over the donor signal is required.
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| Frequency Band (MHz): | 698-806 / 806-960 |
| Polarization (º): | Vertical |
| Gain (dBi): | See Data Sheet in Resources Tab |
| Mechanical Downtilt (º): | 0 to 25 |
| Horizontal Power Beamwidth (°): | See Data Sheet in Resources Tab |
| Vertical Power Beamwidth (°): | See Data Sheet in Resources Tab |
| Front-to-Back Ratio (dB): | ≥ 30 |
| Impedance (Ω): | 50 |
| VSWR: | ≤ 1.5 |
| Intermodulation IM3 (2 × 43 dBm): | ≤ -153 dBc |
| Maximum Input Power (W): | 100 |
| Lightning / Ground Protection: | DC Ground |
| Operating Temperature °C: | -40 ~ +60 |
| Windload, Survival Rating (MPH): | Windload 150 |
| Effective Projected Area (EPA): | 6.33 ft2 |
| Connector Type: | N(F) |
| Connector Position: | Bottom |
| Antenna Dimensions (Height/Width/Depth in - [mm]) | 27.56 x 27.56 x 5.28 [700 x 700 x 134] |
| Antenna Weight lb - [kg]: | 32.63 [14.8] |
| Radome Material: | Fiberglass |
| Radome Color (RAL): | White |
| Mounting Bracket Diameter of Installation Pole in - [mm] | 1.97~4.53 [50~115] |
| Mechanical Adjustable Tilt Range [°]: | 0~25 |
| Bracket / Mount Weight lb - [kg]: | 9.92 [4.5] |
| Installation Kit Material: | Integrated steel bracket with tilt |
| Packing Dimensions: Length, Width, Depth in - [mm] | 36.22 x 30.71 x 10.63 [920 x 780 x 270] |
| Shipping Weight lb - [kg]: | 49 [22.3] |
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