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Panorama Antennas

Panorama 4G and 5G antennas for routers, vehicles and IoT

Panorama Antennas has designed and manufactured antennas in London since 1947. The Router Store is a Panorama distributor. We stock the antennas that suit industrial 4G and 5G routers and can supply the rest of the range to order: 2x2 and 4x4 MIMO for buildings and cabins, low-profile domes and pucks for vehicles and kiosks, and single-element antennas for IoT devices.

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Designed and made in LondonA family business, established in 1947 and now in its third generation.
4G, 5G, Wi-Fi and GNSSMany models combine them in one housing with one mounting hole.
Built for hard useVehicle and public-space models rated IP69K and IK10.
Panorama distributorStocked lines for next working day delivery, and any other model or version to order.

The Panorama range we stock

Live prices and stock. See every Panorama product.

4x4 MIMO for 5G routers

Four-element antennas for 5G routers with four cellular ports, plus the Megalodon with two 4x4 sets for dual-modem vehicle routers. Omni-directional for towns and unknown mast direction, directional for weak-signal sites, and low-profile panel versions for vehicles and cabinets.

2x2 MIMO outdoor and directional

Two-element antennas for 4G routers and two-port 5G routers: the BSM base station omni, the WMM directional range for failover and rural broadband, and the compact DMM.

Single-element and IoT

One antenna per router port: bracket-mount B4BE, magnetic LPBEM, adhesive Easy-Fit and paddle antennas for modems, gateways and M2M devices.

Cables and extensions

Panorama low-loss cable assemblies with SMA and N-type connectors, for moving the antenna further from the router.

Where Panorama antennas are used

Six common jobs and the part of the range that fits each one.

Failover and rural broadband

Where a fixed line is slow, unreliable or missing, a 4G or 5G router with a MIMO antenna on the outside wall gives a primary or back-up connection. Panorama's WMM range is built for this: cross-polarised, high-gain elements, wall or mast mounting and connectors already fitted.

See 2x2 MIMO outdoor and directional

Construction sites and cabins

Site cabins are metal boxes, so the antenna has to go outside. Omni-directional 4x4 antennas suit a site that moves around; a directional antenna suits a fixed compound with a weak signal.

See 4x4 MIMO for 5G routers

Vehicles and mass transit

Roof-mounted domes and shark fins carry cellular, Wi-Fi and GPS/GNSS through one hole. Many Panorama vehicle antennas are rated IP69K and IK10 and use cables that meet UN ECE R118 for buses and coaches.

See low profile, panel and vehicle

EV charging, kiosks and vending

Chargers, ticket machines and payment terminals need a low, tamper-resistant antenna on the housing. Low-profile pucks and panel-mount antennas sit almost flush and are hard to snap off.

See low profile, panel and vehicle

Smart metering and remote monitoring

Meters, telemetry outstations and monitoring cabinets usually need one small, weatherproof antenna that can be fixed to any surface and left alone for years.

See single-element and IoT

Agriculture and manufacturing

Robust single-element antennas for machinery, plant and M2M devices indoors or out, on a wall bracket or panel, with the cable already attached.

See single-element and IoT

How to read a Panorama part number

Panorama part numbers describe the antenna. These patterns hold across most of the range; check the product page for the exact specification.

Part of the codeWhat it tells youExamples
LP… / LG…In most ranges the G marks a version with GPS/GNSS built inLPP-7-38 (no GPS), LGP-7-38 (with GPS)
…4A 4 after the range letters marks four cellular elements (4x4 MIMO)WMM4G, BATM4, DWMM4
-6-60Covers 617 to 960 MHz and on up to 6000 MHz: 4G and 5GBSM-6-60, B4BE-6-60
-7-38Covers 698 to 3800 MHzWMM8G-7-38, LPP-7-38
-7-27Covers 698 to 2700 MHz: 4GLPM2-7-27, SHK-7-27
-24-58Includes 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi elementsLG-7-38-24-58
-5SPCable length in metres, then the connector: SP is SMA male (plug)-05SP is 0.5 m, -2SP is 2 m, -5SP is 5 m

Swipe the table sideways on a phone. Patterns taken from Panorama's antenna guide.

Match the ports

Count the cellular antenna ports on the router: two means 2x2 MIMO, four means 4x4. Connect one antenna element to each port. Leaving a port empty costs speed.

Antennas move the signal, not boost it

No antenna creates signal. It lets you receive where the signal is better, outside a metal cabinet or on an outside wall, and carries it to the router.

Keep the cable short

Every metre of coax loses signal, and more at 5G frequencies. Choose the shortest cable that reaches, or use a low-loss extension for longer runs.

Check the connector

Most industrial routers use SMA for cellular and reverse-polarity SMA for Wi-Fi. Panorama combination antennas are supplied to match, and some vehicle versions use FAKRA.

Panorama guides and application flyers

Panorama's own antenna guide and application sheets, free to download. See every datasheet and guide.

Panorama questions

Who are Panorama Antennas?

Panorama Antennas is a privately owned family business, now in its third generation, established in London in 1947. It designs and manufactures antennas for wireless communication, and its design, development and manufacturing are still based in London.

Which Panorama antenna suits a 5G router with four antenna ports?

Choose a 4x4 MIMO antenna so every port is used. The DWMM4-6-60 is omni-directional, the WMM4G-6-60 is directional for weak-signal sites, and the BATM4-6-60 is a low-profile panel antenna for vehicles and cabinets. Tell us the router and where it is going and we will confirm the match.

Omni-directional or directional?

An omni-directional antenna receives from every direction and suits towns, moving sites and anywhere you do not know where the mast is. A directional antenna is aimed at one mast and gives more gain, which helps on weak rural sites.

Do Panorama antennas come with cables?

Many have low-loss cables already attached with SMA male connectors, which fit most industrial routers. The end of the part number shows the cable length and connector. Where a longer run is needed we supply Panorama extension cables.

What do IP69K and IK10 mean?

IP69K is an ingress rating: the housing is dust-tight and withstands close-range, high-pressure, high-temperature water jets. IK10 is the top rating on the impact scale. Together they describe an antenna built for vehicle roofs and public places.

Can you supply a Panorama antenna that is not listed here?

Yes. The Router Store is a Panorama distributor, so we can quote any model, colour, connector or cable length in the Panorama range, including versions built to order. Send us the part number or tell us what the antenna has to do.

What is UN ECE R118?

It is a fire-safety regulation covering materials used inside buses and coaches. Panorama supplies vehicle antennas with cables that comply with it, which matters when fitting to passenger transport.

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