GSM antennas

12 dB Directional Antenna

A directional antenna with a gain of 12 dB is designed for applications where a stable connection is needed over longer distances or in environments with weak signals. Thanks to its narrow radiation pattern, it concentrates energy in a single direction, thereby significantly increasing the communication range. This type of antenna is often used for GSM, LTE, or data transmissions where the direction to the transmitter or base station is known. Directional antennas enable more efficient transmission than omnidirectional variants, especially in open terrain.

  • High gain (12 dB) for long range
  • Directional radiation (narrow beam)
  • Suitable for weak signals
  • Mounts on a mast or structure
  • Durable design for outdoor use
  • Compatible with GSM / LTE / IoT

Description

Directional antennas can be designed in various configurations, such as Yagi or logarithmic-periodic (LPDA). These designs allow for higher gain while maintaining relatively compact dimensions.
The antenna is typically mounted on a mast using brackets and must be precisely aligned with the signal source. Some variants support a wide frequency band (e.g., 700–3,800 MHz), which allows them to be used with multiple communication technologies (2G, 3G, LTE, 5G).

Applications

  • Telemetry and monitoring stations
  • GSM/LTE communication over long distances
  • Data transmission in remote locations
  • Industrial and IoT applications
  • Point-to-point connections

Technical specifications

Technical Specifications Value
Antenna Type directional (Yagi / LPDA)
Gain approx. 12 dB
Frequency Bands depending on model (e.g., 700–3800 MHz)
Beamwidth approx. 30°–60°
Impedance 50 Ω
Mounting mast (brackets)
Application outdoor installation

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12 dB Directional Antenna



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