Wireless Yagi and Panel Antennas 2200-2700 MHz for LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi and WiMAX
Wireless antennas 2200-2700 MHz (Yagi, panel and MIMO) for LTE and 5G capacity layers, Wi-Fi/WLAN and WiMAX services. High-gain solutions engineered for critical infrastructures such as railway tunnels, motorway and road tunnels and metro tunnels, including portals and radio corridors.
AR1030XZ Yagi antenna 2400÷2500 MHz Gain 18 dBi WIRELESS
ARB9210 Yagi antenna 2300÷2600 MHz Gain 10 dBi +/- 45° MIMO 2 CONNECTORS WIRELESS
ARB91816.1 Yagi antenna 2300÷2690 MHz Gain 16 dBi +/- 45° MIMO 2 CONNECTORS WIRWLESS
ARB92417.1 Yagi antenna 2300÷2690 MHz Gain 18 dBi +/- 45° MIMO 2 CONNECTORS WIRELESS
AR1031.1 Log Periodic antenna 700÷960 MHz 1710÷2700 MHz Gain 900 MHz 7 dBi Gain 1800 MHz 8 dBi Gain 2100 MHz 9.5 dBi LTE - GSM 900 - GSM-R GSM1800 - UMTS - WI-FI
ARP689417XZ Panel antenna 870÷960 MHz 1710÷2500 MHz Gain 7 dBi Gain 10 dBi GSM 900 - GSM-R GSM1800 - UMTS - WI-FI
ARO589XZ Omni antenna 700÷960 MHz 1710÷2700 MHz 3300÷3800 MHz Gain 3/4.5 dBi GSM 2G 3G 4G 5G WI-FI
2300-2700 MHz: services, use cases and tunnel-driven design criteria
The 2300-2700 MHz range is widely adopted worldwide for wireless broadband: it is commonly used for LTE/TD-LTE capacity layers, private LTE/5G networks, and legacy or regional WiMAX deployments. In parallel, adjacent wireless applications such as Wi-Fi/WLAN (especially around 2.4 GHz) are frequently integrated into the same engineered infrastructures to deliver hotspot services, operational connectivity and industrial links.
In tunnel projects, performance is not only about frequency: the key is controlled radiation and repeatable coverage along confined corridors. High-gain directional antennas help shape stable radio corridors in railway tunnels, motorway and road tunnels and metro tunnels, supporting portals and transition areas (end-over / pick-up points) where precise control of the serving zone is required.
- High gain and directivity to extend coverage and improve link robustness in reflective environments.
- MIMO / dual polarization (+/-45°) to support modern LTE and 5G architectures where throughput and stability are priorities.
- Donor antenna role for repeater or DAS systems, where controlled reception reduces unwanted coupling and improves system stability.
- Mechanical protection with fiberglass radomes and, where required by specifications, flame retardant options for critical infrastructures.
This catalog groups solutions typically selected by system integrators and operators for wireless coverage, tunnel corridors and broadband radio links in the 2200-2700 MHz range.
For a broader overview of this frequency range and its main LTE, WiMAX, Wi-Fi and broadband radio applications, see the technical insight on microwave and wireless antennas 2300-5850 MHz for LTE, WiMAX, Wi-Fi and broadband links .
Frequently asked questions about 2200-2700 MHz wireless antennas
Quick answers for system designers and integrators working with LTE/5G, Wi-Fi/WLAN and WiMAX deployments in tunnel environments and broadband radio links.
Which services typically use the 2300-2700 MHz band?
Why are high-gain directional antennas important for tunnels?
Yagi or panel: how do I choose?
What does MIMO / dual polarization (+/-45°) provide in this band?
Can these antennas be used as donor antennas for repeaters or DAS?
Do you offer protective radomes for harsh environments?
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