Maximize Indoor 4G Performance with a High-Gain MIMO Panel Antenna.

A dual-polarized, directional flat patch panel MIMO antenna built to improve LTE data rates indoors. Designed for 1710–2690 MHz, delivers up to 2×9 dBi gain, and connects via 2× SMA Male ports—ideal for 4G routers and hotspots (great add-on for PC31, and can use a single port with PC14 / PP14).

Frequency range: 1710–2690 MHz

Dual-polarized (Vertical + Horizontal)

Gain: 2×9 dBi

Connectors: 2× SMA Male

Indoor directional panel design

Better indoor LTE speeds with MIMO

Dual-polarized, directional panel design for stronger reception and higher throughput—ideal for routers/hotspots with external antenna ports.

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Dual-Polarized MIMO

Dual polarization helps maximize LTE performance—often the best option when you want the best possible throughput on hotspots and routers.

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High Gain Indoor Panel

Delivers up to 2×9 dBi gain across 1710–2700 MHz to boost signal strength and improve stability indoors.

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Directional Panel

If line-of-sight to cell towers isn’t great (trees/buildings/hills), this panel-style MIMO antenna can perform better than more highly directional log-periodic options.

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2× SMA Male Connectivity

Built with 2× SMA Male connectors for easy connection to routers/hotspots with external antenna ports.

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Flexible MIMO Options (2×2 or 4×4)

Choose the right setup for your device: two external antenna ports typically use 2×2 MIMO, while devices with four ports often perform best with 4×4 MIMO using two units.

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Indoor Mounting Kit Approach

Designed as a complete external antenna solution for indoor deployments—mount the panel, connect the adapters, and get improved performance without complicated setup.

Hardware specification

Features HighlightMIMO Panel Antenna
Freq1710–2690 MHz
PolV + H
Gain2×9 dBi
BW65° H / 65° V
F/B>25 | Imp: 50 Ω | Iso: <1.5
Max Pwr200 W | Lightning: DC Ground
Conn2× SMA Male
Size / Wt220×122×25 mm / 0.35 kg
RadomeABS (White) | Temp: -40 to 60°C
Works withPC31 (best), PC14/PP14 (single port)
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We’ve engineered Pronto to simplify complex enterprise networks. Here’s how it all comes together — from setup to scalability.

What is MIMO and why does it matter?

MIMO uses multiple antenna elements to increase data rates and reliability. Dual‑polarized MIMO, as in this panel, is a proven way to improve LTE speeds for routers and hotspots that support external antennas.

It operates across 1710–2690 MHz, covering key LTE bands used by many carriers and networks.

Yes—this is a directional panel. It’s designed to focus signal toward cell towers or signal sources to improve indoor performance.

It uses 2× SMA Male connectors for straightforward connection to compatible devices.

It depends on your environment:

If you have clear line‑of‑sight to towers, log‑periodic options can offer slightly higher gain and directivity.
If your surroundings include trees, buildings, or hills, this panel kit can deliver more reliable performance indoors.

2×2 MIMO is ideal if your device has two external antenna ports.

4×4-style setups are better when a device has four ports—often achieved by using two of these units. Match your device’s external port count for best results.