| Pattern | Omnidirectional |
|---|---|
| Max input power w | 10 |
| Typical vsrw | <3:1 |
| Frequency range | 698 – 960MHz | ; 1710 – 4900MHz | |
| Cellular lte elements | 4 x 4 MIMO |
| Wifi elements | No |
| Uhf elements | No |
Product Overview
The WMM4-7-49 gives a branch office, site office or failover router four external 4G/5G elements in one compact housing. Panorama designed it for fixed-site and failover connectivity, fixed-line broadband replacement and small offices where a 4x4 MIMO router needs to reach a tower from outside the building.
It mounts on a wall or mast, has an omnidirectional pattern, and is supplied with integrated low-loss CS29 coaxial cable. The housing is 155 x 155 x 75 mm and rated IP55.
Specifications
| Model | WMM4-7-49-5SP (5 m); WMM4-7-49-10SP (10 m, RCN-listed variant) |
|---|---|
| Antenna elements | 4x4 MIMO cellular |
| Cellular frequency | 698-960 MHz and 1710-4900 MHz |
| Wi-Fi | None |
| GNSS | None |
| Radiation pattern | Omnidirectional |
| Max input power | 10 W |
| Typical VSWR | Less than 3:1 |
| Connectors | Cellular: 4 x SMA (m) on the -5SP; Panorama also lists N (f) and FAKRA D versions |
| Cable | Integrated low-loss CS29 coaxial cable |
| Mounting | Wall or mast |
| Dimensions | 155 x 155 x 75 mm (6.10 x 6.10 x 2.95 in) |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +80 °C (-40 to +176 °F) |
| Ingress rating | IP55 |
| Housing color | White |
| Compatibility | Routers with four SMA female cellular ports |
View the Panorama WMM4-7-49 product page and datasheet
Right for you if
- Your fixed-site router runs 4x4 MIMO and needs an outdoor antenna.
- You want omnidirectional coverage without aiming at a tower.
- Your bands fall within 698-960 or 1710-4900 MHz, including CBRS.
- If the nearest tower is far away in one direction, the directional WMM8G-7-38 (2x2) may reach farther.
FAQ
Do I need to aim it at a tower?
No. The WMM4-7-49 has an omnidirectional pattern, so it picks up towers in any direction once mounted on a wall or mast. That suits urban and suburban sites with several towers nearby. In fringe areas with one distant tower, a directional antenna usually performs better.
What does IP55 mean for outdoor use?
IP55 means the housing is protected against dust and low-pressure water jets from any direction. Panorama lists the WMM4-7-49 for fixed sites, construction site offices and small offices, so it is built for exposed walls and masts. For washdown or harsher locations, consider an antenna with a higher IP rating.
Which cable length should I choose?
Panorama lists the 5 m (16 ft) SMA version as the standard cabled model. RCN also lists a 10 m (30 ft) option. Longer runs add signal loss, so pick the shortest length that reaches your router. Panorama also offers an N-type version for installers who want to run their own lower-loss cable.
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