KS50038
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KS50038
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This robust directional panel antenna is engineered for optimal performance across the critical 3.7 GHz to 4.2 GHz frequency range, which encompasses key mid-band 5G deployment spectrums (such as C-Band extensions and private network frequencies). Featuring an impressive nominal 18 dBi (±1 dBi) gain, this antenna is designed to significantly enhance signal strength, increase coverage, and maintain reliable data throughput over long distances. Built with a durable, waterproof construction, it is the ideal choice for permanent outdoor installations demanding high efficiency and resilience.


The antenna’s high-gain design is its primary feature, directly addressing the challenge of long-distance communication and signal attenuation. The 18 dBi gain provides a narrow beamwidth, which concentrates the radio frequency energy in a specific direction. This concentration not only boosts the signal strength at the receiver but also minimizes interference from other directions.
Frequency Range: 3.7 GHz – 4.2 GHz (Optimized for demanding mid-band applications)
Nominal Gain: 18 dBi (±1 dBi)
Polarization: (Specify, e.g., Vertical or Dual-Polarized) – Crucial detail for MISO/MIMO setups.
VSWR: (Specify typical value, e.g., < 1.5:1) – Indicates excellent impedance matching for minimal power reflection.
This directional panel antenna is perfectly suited for Point-to-Point (PtP) and high-throughput Point-to-Multipoint (PtMP) links where maximizing distance and throughput is critical.
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) & Rural Broadband: Essential for extending high-speed 5G or proprietary network services to remote, underserved areas by creating a focused, high-power backhaul link between a core network site and a customer premise.
Private 5G/LTE Networks (e.g., Industrial & Logistics): Used in large corporate campuses, ports, mines, or factory floors to establish a dedicated, reliable backbone for connecting critical Industrial IoT (IIoT) devices, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and high-resolution video surveillance systems.
Backhaul for Surveillance & Smart City Infrastructure: Provides the necessary bandwidth and reliable connection for high-capacity data transmission from remote security cameras, traffic monitoring systems, or public Wi-Fi hot spots back to a central control center.
Designed for continuous operation in harsh environments, this antenna features a rugged, UV-stabilized ABS radome and a heavy-duty mounting system. The IP-rated waterproof enclosure (specify IP rating, e.g., IP67) ensures complete protection against dust ingress and high-pressure water jets, safeguarding performance against extreme weather conditions, including heavy rain, snow, and high winds. This durability guarantees long-term reliability and reduces maintenance costs, aligning with the "evergreen" content focus of modern SEO.
To achieve the maximum 18 dBi gain and a successful link:
Precise Alignment: Due to the narrow beamwidth, accurate alignment between the transmitting and receiving antennas is mandatory. Use a spectrum analyzer or network alignment tool for optimization.
Minimize Cable Loss: Always use the shortest possible run of high-quality, low-loss cable (e.g., LMR-400 equivalent or better) to connect the antenna to the radio equipment. This preserves the signal strength achieved by the high-gain antenna.
Clear Line of Sight (LoS): Ensure an unobstructed line of sight to the target receiver to prevent signal diffraction and fading, which are particularly detrimental at these higher frequencies.
This robust directional panel antenna is engineered for optimal performance across the critical 3.7 GHz to 4.2 GHz frequency range, which encompasses key mid-band 5G deployment spectrums (such as C-Band extensions and private network frequencies). Featuring an impressive nominal 18 dBi (±1 dBi) gain, this antenna is designed to significantly enhance signal strength, increase coverage, and maintain reliable data throughput over long distances. Built with a durable, waterproof construction, it is the ideal choice for permanent outdoor installations demanding high efficiency and resilience.


The antenna’s high-gain design is its primary feature, directly addressing the challenge of long-distance communication and signal attenuation. The 18 dBi gain provides a narrow beamwidth, which concentrates the radio frequency energy in a specific direction. This concentration not only boosts the signal strength at the receiver but also minimizes interference from other directions.
Frequency Range: 3.7 GHz – 4.2 GHz (Optimized for demanding mid-band applications)
Nominal Gain: 18 dBi (±1 dBi)
Polarization: (Specify, e.g., Vertical or Dual-Polarized) – Crucial detail for MISO/MIMO setups.
VSWR: (Specify typical value, e.g., < 1.5:1) – Indicates excellent impedance matching for minimal power reflection.
This directional panel antenna is perfectly suited for Point-to-Point (PtP) and high-throughput Point-to-Multipoint (PtMP) links where maximizing distance and throughput is critical.
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) & Rural Broadband: Essential for extending high-speed 5G or proprietary network services to remote, underserved areas by creating a focused, high-power backhaul link between a core network site and a customer premise.
Private 5G/LTE Networks (e.g., Industrial & Logistics): Used in large corporate campuses, ports, mines, or factory floors to establish a dedicated, reliable backbone for connecting critical Industrial IoT (IIoT) devices, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and high-resolution video surveillance systems.
Backhaul for Surveillance & Smart City Infrastructure: Provides the necessary bandwidth and reliable connection for high-capacity data transmission from remote security cameras, traffic monitoring systems, or public Wi-Fi hot spots back to a central control center.
Designed for continuous operation in harsh environments, this antenna features a rugged, UV-stabilized ABS radome and a heavy-duty mounting system. The IP-rated waterproof enclosure (specify IP rating, e.g., IP67) ensures complete protection against dust ingress and high-pressure water jets, safeguarding performance against extreme weather conditions, including heavy rain, snow, and high winds. This durability guarantees long-term reliability and reduces maintenance costs, aligning with the "evergreen" content focus of modern SEO.
To achieve the maximum 18 dBi gain and a successful link:
Precise Alignment: Due to the narrow beamwidth, accurate alignment between the transmitting and receiving antennas is mandatory. Use a spectrum analyzer or network alignment tool for optimization.
Minimize Cable Loss: Always use the shortest possible run of high-quality, low-loss cable (e.g., LMR-400 equivalent or better) to connect the antenna to the radio equipment. This preserves the signal strength achieved by the high-gain antenna.
Clear Line of Sight (LoS): Ensure an unobstructed line of sight to the target receiver to prevent signal diffraction and fading, which are particularly detrimental at these higher frequencies.