The Storm MA412 LTE MIMO antenna is a low profile, heavy-duty, fully IP67 waterproof external antenna for use in worldwide mobile applications which require best in class 4G performance. It delivers powerful worldwide 4G LTE MIMO antenna technology while also covering legacy 3G bands.
R-Spectrum use this antenna extensively on vehicles as it's a great low-profile unit meaning vehicle height clearance isn't adversely affected. When mounted to a metal ground plane performance is excellent, a great solution for vehicles using a 4G LTE modem.
Recommended Use
While technically providing some operation on 5G 3.5 GHz bands, performance is highly dependent on ground plane design. Caution should be exercised with this antenna - radiation efficiency is considerably lower and may result in decreased performance in some applications.
- HD Video over LTE
- First Responder and Emergency Services
- Intelligent Transport Systems
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- High Definition video broadcast systems
- Wireless LTE MIMO M2M Devices
- Digital Signage
RF Performance - Omni
| Frequency Range [ ? ] | Peak Gain [ ? ] | VSWR [ ? ] | Efficiency | Average Gain | Inter-Port [ ? ] | El. [ ? ] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 698 to 803 MHz | 4.6 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
46%
|
-3.6 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
|
| 824 to 960 MHz | 3.5 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
34%
|
-4.8 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
|
| 1710 to 1880 MHz | 4.8 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
45%
|
-3.4 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
|
| 1850 to 1990 MHz | 5.6 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
43%
|
-3.8 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
|
| 1920 to 2170 MHz | 5.7 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
38%
|
-4.2 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
|
| 2490 to 2690 MHz | 6.2 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
44%
|
-3.5 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
|
| 3300 to 3600 MHz | 4.5 dBi |
< 3.5:1
|
21%
|
-7.2 dBi |
> 20 dB
|
Physical Specification
| Operating Temperature | -40 to 85 °C |
| Weight |
0.48 kg
|
| Construction |
| Dimensions |
216 x 93 x 31 mm (L x W x D)
|
| Mounting |
3M Adhesive, M20 (22 mm ø hole)
|
| Ingress Protection |
| RF Connections | Cable | Length | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2x | 3000 mm |
Wideband 700 to 3600 MHz
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3D Patterns
3D radiation patterns provide an intuitive view of how an antenna radiates in three dimensions. Unlike simulations, they are developed by taking 1656 measurements across three axes inside a certified laboratory faciity.
