weBoost's NMO antenna is an outdoor omnidirectional antenna designed to attach to a vehicle with an NMO mount.
An "NMO" (an acronym for "New Motorola") antenna is designed to work with a standard antenna mount common on fleet vehicles. NMO mounts come with a standard threaded connector that can accept any NMO antenna. The mount also provides the antenna cable, which makes swapping for another NMO antenna easy in the future.
The weBoost NMO antenna is available separately or as part of the weBoost Drive 4G-X and Drive Reach Fleet kits. This antenna does not require a ground plane.
Note that the antenna, when sold separately, does NOT include an NMO mount, only the antenna. weBoost, however, does sell NMO mounts that are compatible and certified for use with their boosters.
Specifications
- Model: 314405
- # of Antennas: Single
- Direction: Omni-directional
- Frequency Range: 698 – 960 & 1710 -2700 MHz
- Impedance: 50 ohms
- Cable Type & Length: N/A - directly connects to NMO mount.
- Connector: NMO
- Internal Ground Plane: Yes
- Dimensions: 3.3" high, 1.4" diameter
- Weight: unknown
- Mounting: NMO mount
- Outdoor Rated: Yes
- Frequency / Gain:
700-800 MHz - 3.2 dB
824-894 MHz - 3.1 dB
880-960 MHz - 3.1 dB
1710-1880 MHz - 1.9 dB
1850-1990 MHz - 1.9 dB
2110-2170 MHz - 0.9 dB - Retail Price: $49.99
5G Ready?
Booster manufacturers may state their products are "5G ready." Which is a bit misleading. 5G is being deployed on a myriad of low, mid and high frequency bands. Current boosters only cover a handful of frequency bands in the low range spectrum (12, 13, 5, 4, 2 and sometimes 25). Where 5G is being deployed on those bands, they will work. But they will not work on the newer bands, thus only offering relatively limited 5G support.
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