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Panorama CMM-6-60 Low-PIM MIMO Ceiling Antenna, 0.6-6 GHz, 4.3-10

MPN: CMM-6-60-0543105G
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Key Features

  • Blend into ceiling tiles with a discreet, low-visual-impact dome
  • Protect uplink quality with low-PIM construction
  • Cover cellular and neutral-host services from one dome
  • Feed MIMO radios with dual isolated elements
  • Install fast on standard ceiling tiles and hard ceilings
  • Standardize one antenna across floors and buildings

Technical Specifications

Package

Cable2x 0.5 m integrated tails
Connector2x 4.3-10 (female)
Shipping Weight0.38 lb

Cellular

TechnologyLTE / 5G sub-6 GHz / CBRS / private networks
Configuration2x2 MIMO
Frequency Range0.6-6 GHz

Physical

MountingCeiling (tile or hard ceiling)

Performance

PimLow-PIM construction
DirectivityOmnidirectional (ceiling pattern)

About This Device

Indoor networks have gone MIMO, and ceilings should too. The Panorama CMM-6-60-054310 provides two separately fed, isolated wideband elements in a single discreet ceiling dome, covering 0.6-6 GHz - 617 MHz low band through C-band 5G and CBRS at 6 GHz. That lets one antenna feed both RF ports of a CBRS small cell, private-5G radio, or MIMO repeater, halving the ceiling hardware a MIMO deployment would otherwise need. Construction is low-PIM, the requirement that separates carrier-grade in-building hardware from office-supply antennas: with multiple high-power carriers on one passive network, poor intermodulation performance degrades uplink sensitivity for every user. The CMM-6-60-054310 is built to be specified into those systems. Each element is fed by a 0.5 m integrated tail terminated in a 4.3-10 (female) connector, connecting to jumpers or directly to nearby remote units. The dome itself stays visually quiet on tile or hard ceiling. Use it for private LTE/5G builds, neutral-host DAS, and enterprise floors being readied for CBRS - anywhere two clean RF paths and wideband headroom beat re-cabling in three years.