Phazar Antenna Corp. Announces New DAS Antennas That Support LTE Performance For 700 MHz And AWS Frequencies

Phazar Antenna Corp. will also show a new concept that combines a multi-band omni antenna as part of a street light which also includes the street light feature. Several decorative styles of street lights can be offered as part of the DAS system. The new antenna covers 698 to 896 MHz and 1710 to 2500 MHz, with 6 dBi gain on the lower frequency antenna and 9 dBi gain on the higher frequency antenna. The ability to cover both carrier frequencies and WiFi is a key feature for carriers that need to offload service to the WiFi band or for use of more hotspots in urban environments. The “Street Light Antenna” can be offered with custom bases and in any color that is required.

Phazar Antenna Corp. continues to expand our range of DAS antennas and we invite persons attending the PCIA Infrastructure Show to visit us at Booth # 415.

Product information is available at www.antennaproducts.com and www.phazar.com.

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