ARO1037 Omnidirectional Broadband Antenna 690-2700 MHz for 2G-5G, GSM-R and FRMCS
MOD. ARO1037
Omnidirectional broadband antenna — frequency range 690–2700 MHz with 360° coverage.
Applications: LTE/4G/5G, UMTS, GSM, GSM-R and FRMCS services; suitable as donor antenna and for repeater/DAS installations in indoor and outdoor telecom infrastructures.
The ARO1037 is a broadband omnidirectional antenna engineered to provide stable 360° radio coverage from 690 to 2700 MHz. This continuous operating range supports the evolution of mobile networks from legacy services to modern LTE/4G and 5G deployments, while also covering UMTS, GSM, GSM-R and FRMCS use cases within the same infrastructure.
In tunnel-related projects, this model is typically selected outside the tunnel as a donor antenna and as a broadband pickup point for tunnel portals / end-of-tunnel areas and end-of-line railway sections, where a clean omnidirectional field is required to feed repeaters or DAS equipment. The same approach is valuable for service galleries, emergency exits, technical rooms, utility corridors, as well as stations and metro stops where mixed indoor/outdoor coverage is needed without changing antenna type.
The antenna is designed for demanding telecom sites thanks to its full radome solution, compact dimensions and low wind impact, making it practical for pole installations on outdoor masts and building structures. The vertical polarization and omnidirectional pattern help maintain consistent coverage around the installation point, simplifying multi-operator and multi-technology upgrades across common bands such as 700/800/900 and 1800/2100/2600 MHz, where 5G capacity extensions are frequently implemented alongside 4G services.
Note: return loss/VSWR and gain versus frequency are provided as plots in the official datasheet; this enables quick verification against the exact band plan of the site before commissioning.
Frequently asked questions about ARO1037
Quick answers for tunnel-related donor use, repeater/DAS integration and broadband 2G–5G network upgrades.
Where is ARO1037 typically installed in tunnel projects?
Why choose an omnidirectional antenna instead of a directional one?
Does ARO1037 support 5G as well as LTE/4G?
Is a flame retardant radome required for my installation?
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