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Panorama GPSD4-6-60-T Dual Sharkee Antenna - 4x4 MIMO 5G/LTE, GNSS, 3x Wi-Fi, Black

MPN: GPSD4-6-60-T5G
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Key Features

  • Replace an antenna farm with one factory-look roof housing
  • Feed every MIMO 5G/LTE router port with a properly isolated element
  • Cut install labor to a single hole and one cable bundle
  • Keep GNSS accuracy tight beside live cellular transmitters
  • Retrofit in place of factory fin antennas on major vehicle brands
  • Standardize one housing across mixed fleet roles and element counts
  • Share the same roof hole with a land-mobile radio whip

Technical Specifications

Gnss

Elements1
Lna Gain26 dB
FilteringAdvanced out-of-band filtering
ConstellationsGPS/GLONASS

Wifi

Bandsdual-band Wi-Fi 6E-capable
Elements3

Antenna

Technology5G NR and 4G LTE
DirectivityOmnidirectional
Configuration4x4
Frequency Range617-960 MHz and 1427-6000 MHz

Physical

ColorBlack
Height3.23 in
MountingSingle-hole roof or panel mount
Shipping Weight4 lb

Connectivity

Functions8 antenna functions
ConnectorsSMA (FME options available)

About This Device

Fleet and public-safety installers standardize on the Panorama Dual Sharkee range because it puts an entire connectivity stack under one discreet, OEM-styled housing. The GPSD4-6-60-T configuration provides 4x4 MIMO 5G/LTE cellular + active GNSS + 3x dual-band Wi-Fi 6E-capable with single-hole roof or panel mount - one hole in the roof instead of a farm of separate antennas, which means less vehicle damage, faster installs, and a cleaner look. The 4x4 cellular section covers 617-960 MHz and 1427-6000 MHz, with separately fed, isolated elements so 5G NR and 4G LTE routers see genuine MIMO gains rather than a single element split across ports. The active GNSS module (GPS/GLONASS) uses a 26 dB gain LNA with advanced filtering including LTE Band 13/14 rejection, keeping position fixes stable inches from a transmitting cellular element. 3 dual-band Wi-Fi 6E-capable elements handle in-vehicle hotspot, offload, or depot Wi-Fi duty. An integral stud mount accepts a range of VHF, UHF, or combination whips, so land-mobile radio rides the same single fixing - install on a metal panel when a whip is fitted; without one, non-metallic panels work with similar performance. Leads are individually terminated (SMA as standard) for direct connection to Cradlepoint, Sierra Wireless, Digi, and Peplink-class routers. For mixed fleets, the Dual Sharkee family lets you scale element counts per vehicle role while keeping one mounting footprint.