Panorama WMM4G-6-60 4-in-1 Directional Panel Antenna, 4x4 MIMO 4G/5G, 9 dBi Peak Gain, IP66

The Panorama WMM4G-6-60 is a high-gain directional 4x4 MIMO panel for fixed sites where cellular signal is weak and the direction of the serving tower is known. Aiming the panel toward that tower concentrates gain where it helps, which can stabilize a failover or primary link at a branch, farm, warehouse or remote site.

Four pairs of wideband element assemblies cover 617-960 MHz at 6 dBi peak gain and 1710-6000 MHz at 9 dBi peak gain, supporting Cat 18/20 client devices. The white ASA housing is rated IP66 and comes with hardware for wall or mast mounting on poles from 20 to 50 mm.

Choose the cable and connector that suits your run. The WMM4G-6-60-5SP has four 5 m (16.4 ft) ultra-low-loss CS32 cables ending in SMA male connectors, which removes exposed connector joints. The WMM4G-6-60-05NJ has four 0.5 m cables ending in N-type female connectors, for longer runs using heavier low-loss cable such as Panorama CS240 or CS400.

Specifications

Download the Panorama WMM4G-6-60 datasheet (PDF)

Right for you if

• Your site has weak cellular signal and you know which direction the tower is.
• Your router has four cellular ports.
• You can mount the panel on an exterior wall or mast and aim it.
• You want either ready-to-plug 5 m SMA cables or N-type for a long run.

How it compares

If the tower direction is unknown or you need to reach several carriers, the Panorama DWMM4-6-60 omnidirectional antenna needs no aiming. The Panorama DW-IN2713 kit is that omni antenna with four 10 m cables included. For an indoor window install, the Panorama DMM4-6-60 is a portable 4x4 MIMO option.

Common deployments

• Rural branches, farms and remote sites at the edge of cellular coverage
• Warehouses and industrial sites where a fixed router needs a stronger link
• Failover connections that must hold up when signal is marginal

FAQ

When should I choose a directional panel over an omni antenna?
Choose the WMM4G-6-60 when signal is weak and you know the direction of the tower serving your carrier. Its directional pattern provides 6 dBi below 960 MHz and 9 dBi from 1710-6000 MHz toward that tower. If the tower direction is unknown or changes, an omnidirectional antenna is easier.

Should I choose the SMA or N-type version?
Choose the WMM4G-6-60-5SP if the router is within 5 meters; its four CS32 cables end in SMA male connectors. Choose the WMM4G-6-60-05NJ for longer runs; its 0.5 meter cables end in N-type female connectors so you can run heavier low-loss cable such as Panorama CS240 or CS400.

How is it mounted?
The WMM4G-6-60 includes brackets for wall, flush wall and mast mounting on poles from 20 to 50 mm in diameter. It weighs 5.4 kg and measures 507 by 307 by 85 mm, so plan for a solid surface. Panorama rates it for a survival wind speed of 55 meters per second.

Is it rated for outdoor use?
Yes. The housing is weather resistant ASA rated IP66, with UL94-HB and UL746C radome certifications, and it operates from -40 to +80 °C. The cables exit through the bottom of the radome to limit weather exposure at the connector joints.