Your office is in a dead zone. The call drops mid-sentence, the download crawls, and the national carrier's 'network coverage map' says you should be fine. You know better.
This Panorama WM8E directional antenna pulls 2G, 3G, 4G/LTE signal from the nearest tower and pushes it into your router or repeater. It covers 698–960 MHz at 6.5 dBi, 1710–2170 MHz at 9 dBi, and 2400–2700 MHz at 6 dBi — enough gain to turn a two-bar connection into something you can actually run a business on.
The housing is impact-resistant, UV-stabilised plastic. It handles -30 °C to +70 °C, so a Perth summer or a Tasmanian winter won't shift your alignment. Mount it to a wall or mast, plug in via the heavy-duty N female connector, and you're distributing signal indoors without chasing extension cables around the office.
Max input power is 50 W. Typical VSWR stays under 2.5:1 across all three bands. No cellular LTE elements, no Wi-Fi elements, no GPS elements — it's a focused directional antenna that does one job well.
If your team's been working around a signal problem for months, this is the piece that makes it stop mattering
| brand | PANORAMA |
| frequency_range | 698–960 MHz; 1710–2170 MHz; 2400–2700 MHz |
| gain | 6.5 dBi (698-960 MHz); 9 dBi (1710-2170 MHz); 6 dBi (2400-2700 MHz) |
| connector | N female |
| mounting_type | Wall; Mast |
| max_input_power | 50 W |
| vswr | <2.5:1 |
| operating_temperature | -30 °C to +70 °C |
| housing | Impact-resistant, UV-stabilised plastic |
| technology | 2G/3G; 2G/3G/4G (LTE, AMPS, PCS, GSM, UMTS, AWS) |
| indoor_outdoor | Indoor and outdoor |
| category | ELECTRONICS & COMPONENTS |
