SIERRA WIRELESS DATA INC 6001363 6-in-1 Dome TV Antenna
A six-element dome antenna combines dual ultra-wideband LTE, GNSS with 26 dB LNA and three dual-band Wi-Fi elements for 3x3 MiMo in a ground-plane-independent housing
- Six isolated high-performance elements in one housing
- Two ultra-wideband elements cover 698-2700MHz for LTE MiMo/diversity
- GNSS antenna with integrated 26dB gain LNA
- Three dual-band 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi elements enable 3x3 MiMo Wi-Fi
- Ground-plane independent for high performance on non-metallic surfaces
Product Identity
The Sierra Wireless 6001363 is a 6-in-1 dome antenna designed for AirLink LTE routers and gateways. It integrates six isolated antenna elements into a single low-profile housing for mobile and fixed wireless deployments.
Upgrade Context
This antenna replaces separate LTE, GNSS and Wi-Fi antennas with one certified unit. The jump is worth it when installations demand simplified mounting and verified performance across all supported frequency bands simultaneously.
Sustained Operation
The ground plane independent design maintains consistent performance on non-metallic surfaces without degradation. Two ultra-wideband elements covering 698-2700MHz handle LTE MiMo, a GNSS element with integrated 26dB gain LNA provides positioning, and three dual-band 2.4/5GHz elements deliver 3x3 MiMo Wi-Fi continuously.
How it compares
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- Price $202.99
- Pricier than about 79% of the 159 comparable items (median $67.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Sierra Wireless Data |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 2.27 kg |
| Package size | 358 × 183 × 117 mm |
Questions about this item
What surface type does the 6-in-1 Dome antenna need for mounting?
The antenna is ground plane independent and maintains high performance when mounted on a non-metallic surface.
How is the 6001363 antenna connected to the router or gateway?
It is certified to operate with AirLink LTE routers and gateways; the step often missed is ensuring all six isolated antenna elements are correctly matched to the corresponding device ports.
What maintenance does the GNSS antenna with its 26dB gain LNA require over time?
Periodically check the low-profile dome housing for physical damage or debris that could block the GNSS element and the three dual-band Wi-Fi elements.
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