Panorama LGMDM4-7-38-24-58 7-in-1 Vehicle Antenna, 4x4 MIMO LTE, 2x2 Wi-Fi, GPS

The LGMDM4-7-38-24-58 is the bare antenna for installers who supply their own extension cables. It carries seven elements, four LTE, two dual-band Wi-Fi and one GPS/GNSS, in a 48 mm low-profile dome for vehicle routers.

Each element ends in a 0.3 m (1 ft) pigtail: SMA male for cellular, FME female for GPS and SMA female for Wi-Fi. That length is too short for most vehicle installs, so plan extension cables, or choose the LG-IN2350 kit, which Panorama lists with 5 m cables fitted.

Specifications

View the Panorama L[G]M[Q]M4 (7-38) product page and datasheet

Right for you if

• You run your own extension cables and want the bare antenna.
• Your router has four LTE ports, two Wi-Fi ports and GPS.
• You want a 48 mm low-profile dome that works without a metal ground plane.
• If you want 5 m cables fitted, ask RCN about the LG-IN2350 kit.

FAQ

Can I run two modems on the four cellular elements?
Only in failover. Panorama states the four LTE elements can be used as two 2x2 pairs for a dual-radio router when only one radio is active at a time, and that you should confirm coverage first because each radio then uses two antennas. The antenna is not intended for concurrent dual-radio 2x2 operation.

Why are the cables so short?
Panorama supplies this antenna with 0.3 m (1 ft) pigtails so installers can add extension cables of the right length and connector type for each vehicle. The GPS pigtail ends in an FME female and the Wi-Fi pigtails end in SMA female, so check your router ports before ordering extensions. Panorama lists kit versions with 5 m cables fitted.

Does it cover 5G bands?
Panorama lists the four cellular elements at 698-3800 MHz and describes the range for 4G/5G cellular bands. That covers most LTE bands and mid-band 5G up to 3.8 GHz. It does not cover 600 MHz Band 71 or bands above 3.8 GHz, so check your carrier band plan for the area you operate in.