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Panorama GP-IN2757 GPSB5G Sharkee GPS + 4G/5G Antenna, 5 m Fitted Cables
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Panorama GP-IN2757 GPSB5G Sharkee GPS + 4G/5G Antenna, 5 m Fitted Cables

MPN: GP-IN27575G
$145.22$200.72Save $55.50

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Key Features

  • Standardize fleets on the sharkfin platform public-safety agencies already trust
  • Move to 5G routers without changing the roof: LTE and mid-band 5G in one fin
  • Hold GPS lock next to active radios with the filtered 26 dB LNA GNSS module
  • Keep the roofline low — the housing stands under two inches tall
  • Survive wash bays and winters with a sealed automotive-grade enclosure
  • Install faster with factory-supplied cabling, one feed per function

Technical Specifications

Antenna

GnssGPS/GNSS, 26 dB LNA, advanced filtering
DirectivityOmni-directional
Configuration2-in-1 GPSB5G Sharkee
Cellular Frequency698-960 / 1710-3800 MHz

Package

Cables5 m fitted cables
ConnectorsSMA(m)

Physical

ColorBlack
Height1.97 in
Form FactorOEM automotive sharkfin

About This Device

The GPSB Sharkee is one of the most widely deployed fleet antennas in public safety, utilities, and transportation, and the GPSB5G updates that proven platform for current networks. The GP-IN2757 configuration provides GPS/GNSS and 4G/5G cellular antenna functions. Cellular elements cover 698-960 and 1710-3800 MHz — the LTE and sub-6 GHz 5G mid-band spectrum where fleet data actually rides — while the upgraded GPS/GNSS module uses a 26 dB gain LNA with advanced filtering so position holds steady beside a transmitting modem. The kit includes 5 m fitted cables. At roughly 1.97 in tall, the fin sits lower than most factory sharkfins, and the sealed housing is built for pressure washing, vibration, and year-round exposure. For fleet upgrades, the GP-IN2757 is the low-risk choice: the same OEM look and mounting pattern crews already know, with an RF path ready for 5G routers and modern multi-constellation GNSS receivers. Passive and carrier-agnostic, it works with whatever SIMs and carriers your routers run today — and whatever they run next.