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Panorama LPM3-24-58-5RPSP 3x3 MIMO Wi-Fi Antenna, 2.4/5 GHz, 5 m Leads, RP-SMA, Black

MPN LPM3-24-58-5RPSP
  • Wi-Fi
  • 3–5 m
$89.69$123.48Save $33.79

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Overview

The Panorama LPM3-24-58-5RPSP is a low-profile 3x3 MIMO Wi-Fi antenna covering both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Three integrated 5 m (16 ft) leads terminate in RP-SMA plugs, connecting directly to the antenna ports on access points and Wi-Fi routers. The black housing suits discreet surface mounting where the radio must sit away from the ideal antenna position.

  • 3x3 MIMO Wi-Fi antenna — three elements in one low-profile housing
  • Dual-band coverage: 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
  • Three integrated 5 m (16 ft) cable leads
  • RP-SMA plug terminations fit standard AP/router antenna ports
  • Black low-profile housing for discreet surface mounting
  • White variant available (LPM3W-24-58-5RPSP)
  • MPN LPM3-24-58-5RPSP, UPC 5055416013392
  • Approx. 1.65 lb shipping weight

Access points do not always get to live where coverage needs them — radios end up in cabinets, under counters, and inside vehicles, while the signal needs to come from somewhere better. The Panorama LPM3-24-58-5RPSP separates the two: a low-profile housing containing three Wi-Fi antenna elements in a 3x3 MIMO arrangement, connected to the radio by three integrated 5 m (16 ft) cable leads terminated in RP-SMA plugs — the connector standard on most access point and router antenna ports.

The antenna operates across both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, supporting dual-band radios without a second assembly. Three elements mean full 3x3 MIMO operation is preserved, keeping the spatial-stream performance that multi-antenna radios are designed for — a meaningful difference from single-element remote antennas that quietly reduce a 3x3 radio to one chain.

The 5 m leads are the practical core of the product: enough reach to put the radio in a lockable cabinet or vehicle equipment tray and the antenna on the surface where propagation is clean. The black finish keeps the low-profile housing unobtrusive on ceilings, walls, and vehicle panels. For matching interiors, the same antenna is available in white as the LPM3W-24-58-5RPSP; for ribbed or curved mounting surfaces, Panorama's adaptor kits for the low-profile MIMO family apply. Part number LPM3-24-58-5RPSP, UPC 5055416013392, shipping weight approximately 1.65 lb.

Ideal for

  • Extending Wi-Fi from access points locked in cabinets or equipment rooms
  • Vehicle and transit installs where the AP sits in an equipment tray
  • Warehouse and retail deployments needing antenna placement away from the radio
  • Kiosks and enclosures where the radio is sealed but coverage must reach outside

Specifications

Package

MPN
LPM3-24-58-5RPSP
UPC
5055416013392
Packaged Quantity
1

Physical

Color
Black
Form Factor
Low-profile surface-mount housing
Shipping Weight
1.65 lb

Connectivity

Cable Count
3 integrated leads
Cable Length
5 m (16 ft)
Connector Type
RP-SMA plug (per lead)

RF Performance

Application
Wi-Fi / WLAN
Frequency Bands
2.4 GHz / 5 GHz dual band
MIMO Configuration
3x3 MIMO (3 elements)

Questions buyers ask

What does the part number tell me?

LPM3 is the 3-element low-profile MIMO housing, 24-58 indicates dual-band 2.4/5.8 GHz Wi-Fi coverage, 5RPSP means 5 m leads with RP-SMA plug terminations, and this model is the black version.

Will it connect directly to my access point?

If your AP or router has RP-SMA antenna ports — the most common standard for detachable Wi-Fi antennas — the three leads connect directly. Devices with other connectors need appropriate adapters.

Why do I need all three leads connected?

A 3x3 MIMO radio uses three antenna chains for spatial streams. Connecting all three elements preserves full MIMO throughput; leaving ports empty reduces the radio to fewer chains and lower performance.

Is this an access point?

No. It is a passive remote antenna. It extends the antenna system of an existing Wi-Fi radio; it does not transmit on its own.

Can the 5 m cables be extended?

Extension is possible but adds attenuation, which matters at 5 GHz especially. The 5 m integrated leads are the intended working length; plan radio placement so further extension is unnecessary where possible.

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