Taoglas is a UK-based global company that develops products - primarily antennas - for the IoT industry. The company makes thousands of antennas for a variety of purposes. Some of their products are of use for RVers cruisers and other nomads. Taoglas products have limited consumer distribution in the U.S. and are typically only available from a few specialty vendors.
The Synergy line of combination antennas combine cellular, GPS, and Wi-Fi antennas and come in several configurations depending on your needs. Additionally the line support global LTE bands and sub-6GHz 5G bands, including Band 71 & n71.
The Synergy line comes in the following configurations:
- MA1504: 4x Cellular (MIMO)
- MA1506.AK.001: 2x Cellular (MIMO), 3x Wi-Fi (MIMO), and 1x GNSS/GPS
- MA1509.AK.001: 4x Cellular (MIMO), 1x High-band Cellular (1.7-6GHz), 1x GNSS/GPS, and 3x Wi-Fi (MIMO)
- MA1511: 4x Cellular (MIMO), 1x High-band Cellular (1.7-6GHz), 1x GNSS/GPS, and 6x Wi-Fi (MIMO)
Some variants of these antennas are available for specific applications - for example, there are models designed specifically for Ford Interceptor police vehicles.
Carefully consider the models before purchasing to know exactly what you are getting.
Additionally, customized options, such as cabling and connectors, may be available for this line of antennas depending on the vendor.
Specifications
- Model: Synergy (MA1504, MA1506, MA1509, MA1511)
- # of Antennas: Up to 5x Cellular and 6x Wi-Fi plus GPS/GNSS
- Direction: Omni-Directional
- Frequency Range: 600MHz - 6GHz
- Impedance: 50ohm
- Cable Type & Length: RG-174 - Standard Length is 3m (9.8ft)
- Connector:
- Cellular: SMA-Male
- WiFi: RP-SMA-Male
- GPS: SMA-Male
- Internal Ground Plane: No
- Dimensions: 6.2" round by 2.2" tall
- Weight: 2.7Kg (6 pounds)
- Mounting: Roof
- Outdoor Rated: Yes
- Frequency / Gain: Varies by frequency - see spec sheets
- Retail Price: $300-$550
Review & Testing Status
- We are not currently testing the Taoglas Synergy series.
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Purchasing Options
This series of antennas are available in several configurations and custom ordering may be possible - ask your vendor.
Shop carefully and know exactly what you are looking for - the model numbers can be confusing and seem similar.
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