GLTDTB1700M
Asialeren
8517710000
100pc
Accepted
10000pc/day
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| Parameter | Specification |
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| ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS | |
| Frequency range | 156–163 MHz |
| Gain | 3.8 dBi |
| VSWR | <1.5 |
| Max. power | 200 W |
| Impedance | 50 ohm |
| Radiation pattern | Omnidirectional |
| Polarization | Vertical |
| MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS | |
| Type | Base station antenna |
| Structure | 1-section |
| Length | 1700 mm |
| Material | Fiberglass + copper |
| Antenna connector | SO239 |
| Rated wind resistance | 60 m/s |
| Applicable support pole diameter | 30–62 mm |
| Accessories | Radiating element ×3; U-clamp ×2 |
Wideband VHF Coverage
Covers 156–163MHz with 3.8dBi gain, providing broad omnidirectional coverage for VHF communication and fixed wireless applications.
Stable RF Performance
With VSWR <1.5 and 50Ω impedance, the antenna provides efficient RF matching and consistent signal transmission across its operating range.
Omnidirectional & Vertical Polarization
The omnidirectional radiation pattern provides 360° horizontal coverage, while vertical polarization supports consistent signal reception and transmission for fixed communication systems.
Durable Fiberglass & Copper Construction
Built with a fiberglass and copper structure, the antenna is designed for long-term outdoor use while maintaining mechanical durability and RF performance.
Built for Demanding Outdoor Installations
With a rated wind resistance of up to 60m/s and support for 30–62mm mounting poles, it offers a robust solution for base stations and other fixed outdoor communication deployments.

VHF Radio Dispatch Systems – Used at dispatch centers and fixed radio stations for two-way voice communication with mobile and handheld radios.
Marine Shore Stations – Installed at ports, marinas, and coastal facilities to provide VHF communication coverage for vessels operating in the surrounding area.
Emergency Communication Stations – Deployed at emergency command posts and fixed response stations to maintain VHF radio links with field teams.
Utility Field Communication – Installed at power, water, and other utility sites to communicate with maintenance crews and mobile radio terminals across large service areas.
Remote VHF Repeater Sites – Used at elevated or remote communication sites as an outdoor base antenna for extending two-way radio coverage over a wider area.

