An innovative, high-performance hybrid panel sector antenna engineered for dense multi-operator deployments and high-capacity macro sites. The split-beam architecture provides independent, tightly-controlled beam shapes for each sub-sector, enabling superior interference management, improved site capacity, and flexible MIMO/CA configurations across 698–2690 MHz.
Frequency Coverage: 698–2690 MHz in a single compact radome for simplified inventory and broadband deployments.
10 Independent Ports: Five dual-polarized radiating elements (10 ports total) support advanced multi-operator or multi-technology use cases (LTE/5G NR coexistence, multiple carriers, or private networks).
Hybrid Split-Beam Design: Each physical sector is split into sub-beams to concentrate energy where needed, reducing inter-site interference and improving SNR at cell edges.
Sector Beamwidth: Configurable nominal sector beamwidth options (e.g., 65°, 90°) depending on model/installation, with precise azimuth control per split-beam.
Electrical Downtilt: Built-in fixed and remotely adjustable electrical downtilt options to optimize cell coverage and capacity distribution.
High Port Isolation: Industry-leading isolation between ports to support dense MIMO and simultaneous multi-operator operation with minimal cross-coupling.
Low PIM Construction: Designed and manufactured with materials and assembly methods to minimize passive intermodulation (PIM) for carrier-grade performance.
Rugged Mechanical Design: UV-stable radome, corrosion-resistant mounting hardware, and sealed RF enclosures for long-term reliability in harsh outdoor environments.
Wide Operating Temperature: Engineered to operate across extreme thermal ranges for global deployments.
Compact Form Factor: Reduced wind-load and visually streamlined design for rooftop, tower, and street-pole installations.
Easy Integration: Standard 4.3-10 or N-type connector options; configurable cable entry and mounting interfaces for rapid site rollout.
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