11dBi SISO LTE/3G/GSM External Yagi Antenna – N(F) Freq. Range 698-960/1710-2700 MHz

R814,20

Boost your cellular signal and eliminate dropped connections with the high-gain 11dBi SISO Yagi Antenna. Engineered for wideband 698-2700 MHz frequencies, it delivers superior data throughput and rock-solid link stability in the most challenging rural or industrial environments. Upgrade your setup today for reliable, lightning-fast LTE, 3G, and GSM connectivity.

47 in stock

SKU: KB-0727-LTEYAGI-11

Description

The 11dBi SISO LTE/3G/GSM External Yagi Antenna is a professional-grade, directional solution designed to maximize cellular performance in fringe coverage areas. By focusing signal transmission and reception, this antenna drastically improves data throughput, reduces packet loss, and ensures a stable connection for your routers, modems, and cellular gateways.

  • High-gain 11dBi directional performance for extended reach
  • Supports a wide frequency range: 698-960 MHz and 1710-2700 MHz
  • Compatible with standard LTE, 3G, and GSM networks
  • Equipped with an N(F) connector for secure, low-loss cable integration
  • Rugged, weather-resistant construction built to withstand harsh outdoor elements

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What type of cable and connector do I need to connect this antenna to my router?

A: This antenna features an N-Female (N(F)) connector. You will typically need a coaxial cable (such as LMR-240 or LMR-400) with an N-Male connector on the antenna end and the appropriate adapter (such as SMA or TS9) to match your specific cellular router or modem.

Q: Is this antenna suitable for rural areas with very weak cell towers?

A: Yes, the 11dBi directional Yagi design is specifically engineered for rural and remote locations. It focuses its reception beam to pull in distant cell tower signals that standard omnidirectional antennas cannot reach.

Q: Does this antenna support MIMO setups?

A: This is a SISO (Single Input, Single Output) antenna. To achieve a 2×2 MIMO connection, you would need to install two separate identical Yagi antennas properly spaced apart and connected to a MIMO-compatible router.