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Rugged antennas are designed to withstand the rigours of outdoor environments, including extreme weather conditions, vibrations, and rough handling. Mobile antennas are commonly used in mining vehicles, boats, and other mobile platforms to ensure consistent wireless communication. Base station antennas are mounted on structures such as towers or rooftops Base station antennas are mounted on structures such as towers or rooftops. They broadcast signals over large distances and provide the backbone of cellular networks. Together rugged mobile and base station antennas ensure reliable connectivity for essential operations, improving safety and productivity, even in challenging terrain.
Military, emergency services, mining, agriculture, and construction industries rely on rugged antennas to maintain communication during the harshest conditions. At Step Global, we have partnered with some of the leading brands in rugged antennas such as Mobile Mark and PCTEL. We provide a broad portfolio of products and will work with you to find the best fit for any of your projects and applications.
Product Code: DOD3-700/2700-BLK-12
Brand: Mobile Mark
The DOD3-700/2700 is a MIMO 2 cable version of the DOD series LTE fixed site antenna. This antenna is designed to be pole mounted, and mounting hardware is provided. The DOD3-700/200 operates on the 694-960 MHz and 1700-2700 MHz frequencies for LTE coverage.
Product Code: DOD7-3500-3C3C-BLK
Brand: Mobile Mark
Mobile Mark’s DOD7-3500 MIMO (Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output) Site Antennas provide three cable feeds, each with identical frequency coverage. Separate antenna elements are housed within a compact rugged radome.Each element is fed by a different cable; each cable covers the entire bandwidth of 3.4-3.7 GHz. The DOD Series omni-directional Antenna provides 7 dBi gain in a radome measuring...
Product Code: DOD7-3500-3C3C3C-BLK
Brand: Mobile Mark
Mobile Marks DOD7-3500 MIMO (Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output) Site Antennas provide three cable feeds, each with identical frequency coverage. Separate antenna elements are housed within a compact rugged radome.Each element is fed by a different cable; each cable covers the entire bandwidth of 3.4-3.7 GHz. The DOD Series omni-directional Antenna provides 7 dBi gain in a radome measuring just...
