Public Safety LTE Network Antenna Design

Fleet Management operators can more efficiently provide for public safety with cellular M2M networks. Mobile Mark’s broadband antennas cover all of the possible cellular frequencies from the established 850 & 1900 MHz bands to the new LTE band at 700 MHz, and AWS bands at 1.7 & 2.1 GHz. All feature efficient RF designs with high performance across their entire bands. Mobile Mark’s surface mount antennas are built to be rugged and meet Industry and Military specification for Shock, Vibration, Temperature, and Water Ingress.

Mobile Mark’s Public Safety LTE network antenna design and UHF antennas offer unique solutions that are compact in size and resist damage from impact or tampering. The new antenna profiles accommodate multiband frequencies so UHF can now be combined in the same antenna package with GPS for Fleet Management and WiFi for mobile hot spots. Mobile Mark’s License Plate Frame Antennas embed UHF and GPS antennas inside the frame itself for the ultimate in covert coverage.

From space-saving directional and omnidirectional antennas to rugged multi-band mobile antennas, Mobile Mark has an impressive range of products for specialized networks such as the Public Safety antennas: either the 700 MHz band or 4.9 GHz band. To complete the installation, cable assemblies are available. Don’t be caught short in a life-threatening situation; choose antennas you can rely on to keep you connected.

Mobile Mark offers the wireless industry’s most extensive line of antennas for fleet management tracking systems, such as those used in public safety networks; whether you need a simple GPS-only antenna for navigation or a Multiband antenna that combines multiple applications (such as Vehicle Telematics, WiFi Hotspots, Trunking or Orbcomm) in the same package, we have what you are looking for. We even offer LTE MIMO and WiFi MIMO in a surface mount mobile antenna.

Today’s wireless communications require a broad range of LTE antenna solutions. WiFi applications range from data links in the police station to wireless video streaming to emergency hot spots. A mix of site, mobile, and device antennas is needed to fill out the network with the mechanical factors such as weather-resistance, compact-size and durability found throughout the Mobile Mark line of antennas. MIMO (Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output) antennas are offered for 802.11n networks.