Product features:

High Gain 27dBi Active GPS/GLONASS Antenna with Fakra Connector for Enhanced Signal Reception & Location Accuracy

This powerful active external antenna delivers exceptional performance for a wide range of applications requiring reliable GPS and GLONASS satellite signal reception. Featuring a high gain of 27dBi, it significantly boosts signal strength, providing:

1. Superior Signal Coverage & Accuracy: Enjoy 360-degree signal coverage with enhanced accuracy for precise positioning, even in challenging environments with weak signals. Benefit from faster acquisition times and a more stable connection thanks to the high gain and active amplification.
2. Dual GPS & GLONASS Support: This antenna supports both GPS and GLONASS satellite systems, maximizing your location data availability and reliability for a wider range of applications.
3. Effortless Integration with Fakra Connector: The integrated Fakra connector ensures a secure and reliable connection to your device, simplifying installation and eliminating the need for complex wiring.
4. Versatile Applications: Ideal for a variety of devices, including:
   • WiFi IP Security Cameras
   • Wireless Video Surveillance DVR Recorders
   • Truck, RV, Van, and Trailer Rear View/Backup Cameras
   • Industrial Routers, IoT Gateways, and M2M Terminals
   • Remote Monitoring and Control Systems
   • Wireless Video Transmitters and HDMI Extenders
5. Enhanced Performance & Reliability: Experience improved signal quality, reduced signal dropouts, and increased overall system performance with this high-gain GPS antenna and GLONASS antenna.

Trade Terms

1. Payment: T/T, 30% deposits before production, 70% balance to be paid before delivery.

2. Production lead time: 10~15 days against the deposit received.

3. Sample can be delivered in 7-10 days.

4. Shipping freight is quoted under your requests.

5. Shipping port: Shenzhen.

6. Discounts are offered based on order quantities.

7. MOQ:100PCS.

Omnidirectional and Directional Antennas
Omnidirectional antennas receive signals equally from all directions. Directional antennas pull in signals better from one direction. In this direction, they can detect a weaker or more distant signal than an equivalent omnidirectional antenna. The trade-off is that they do this by decreasing their ability to pull in signals from other directions.