50 ft Omni-directional Antenna Kit for AT&T USB800 4G LTE Global USB Modem

Manufacturer Part Number: RFW0M9-USB800-050

High gain outdoor antenna kit for AT&T USB800 4G LTE Global USB Modem. This antenna kit provides everything you need to boost one antenna port including all the cables, connectors, pigtail, lightning protection, and jumpers. Order 2 kits to boost both LTE antenna ports if required.

What's Included:

• 9 dBi, 690 - 2700 MHz, Omni-directional Antenna (1273-PB)
• Lightning protection device (V-LP-N-P-BHJ) and jumper cable (RFWJMPNMNF002)
• 50 ft 400-series low loss coaxial cable (insertion loss <1.9 dB at 698 MHz and <4 dB at 2700 MHz) (RFWCAB400NMNM050)
• Pigtail to attach the AT&T USB800 4G LTE Global USB Modem to the low loss coaxial cable (PIGUSB800)
• Connectors/ adapters to allow all components to mate with minimal signal attenuation

Yagi Kit Installation (with adapter)

Yagi Kit Installation (without adapter)

Alternative Configurations:

• Order kit with 20 ft cable (RFW0M9-USB800-020), or with 100 ft cable (RFW0M9-USB800-100)
• Order kit with directional yagi antenna and 20 ft cable (RFWY12-USB800-020), 50 ft cable (RFWY12-USB800-050), or 100 ft cable (RFWY12-USB800-100)
• Order kit with directional panel antenna and 20 ft cable (RFWP10-USB800-020), 50 ft cable (RFWP10-USB800-050), or 100 ft cable (RFWP10-USB800-100)

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• This kit comes with 400-series low loss cable to ensure maximum power delivery to your device. For longer runs consider 600-series cables. If you need a thinner more flexible cable (e.g., for tight routing to equipment) consider lower series cables in the RF Coaxial Cables Category.

Please contact an RFWEL Wireless Infrastructure Specialist for assistance designing a custom solution or explore sample solutions here.

These antennas are aimed at improving indoor coverage and not intended to extend coverage outside official coverage zones. For help with RF link budget analysis please ask. Remember that too much antenna gain is just as bad as too little. If your outdoor signal is too weak please contact us to discuss other options that may be suitable for you.