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Panorama BATM-7-60 Covert 2x2 MIMO Cellular Dash Antenna, 3 m SMA

MPN: BATM-7-604G LTE
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Key Features

  • Eliminate roof drilling and keep vehicles covert, leased, or resale-ready
  • Consolidate antenna functions into a single hidden install point
  • Feed 2x2 MIMO router ports properly with isolated, low-correlation elements
  • Protect the antenna from vandalism, car washes, and weather by mounting inside
  • Speed up fleet installs with factory-terminated, labeled leads
  • Standardize one antenna family across mixed vehicle roles and routers

Technical Specifications

Package

Cable3 m (9.8 ft) leads
ConnectorsSMA plugs
Shipping Weight2.50 lb

Cellular

Peak GainUp to 9 dBi
Technology4G LTE / 5G sub-6 GHz (2G/3G fallback)
Configuration2x2 MIMO
Frequency Range617-960 / 1710-2170 / 2500-3800 / 4900-6000 MHz

Physical

ColorBlack
Height0.65 in
MountingDash / under-dash / glass, covert internal

Performance

DirectivityOmnidirectional
Mimo IsolationHigh isolation, low correlation elements

About This Device

The Panorama BATM-7-60 is built for vehicles that cannot show an antenna - unmarked units, leased fleet vehicles, and refined executive transport. Its 0.65 in tall housing tucks on or under the dash or against glass and houses an isolation-engineered 2x2 MIMO cellular element pair, so proper MIMO installs with zero exterior drilling or visual signature. The cellular section uses two separately fed ultra-wideband elements covering 617-960 / 1710-2170 / 2500-3800 / 4900-6000 MHz, including 600 MHz Band 71/n71, engineered for high isolation and a low correlation coefficient so 2x2 MIMO actually delivers its throughput gains rather than just adding a second cable. Each lead is factory terminated - SMA plugs on 3 m (9.8 ft) of cable - for clean, plug-in connection to Cradlepoint, Sierra Wireless, Digi, Peplink, and similar mobile routers. If you are standardizing a fleet install kit, the BAT family lets you keep one antenna footprint while choosing cable lengths and element counts per vehicle role.