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The Taoglas Raptor X RAPX.7.1G4C2W.5M.F20.B is a 7-in-1 screw-mount combination antenna for 5G/4G routers and gateways. It combines four 5G/4G MIMO elements covering 600-6000 MHz, one dual-band GNSS L1/L5 element and two dual-band Wi-Fi elements in a 350 x 70 x 39 mm IP69K and IK10 rated housing. This variant has 5 m RG-174/TGC-302 cabling and a female FAKRA Code C Gen 2 connector on the GNSS lead.
The Taoglas Raptor X RAPX.7.1G4C2W.5M.F20.B is a cable and connector ordering variant of the Raptor X MA8007, a low-profile 7-in-1 permanent-mount combination antenna built for current 5G and 4G routers and gateways. It is aimed at fleets, emergency and first responder vehicles, EV charger stations, industrial and warehouse sites, and private LTE networks. These are installations that need cellular, positioning and Wi-Fi from a single roof or cabinet penetration.
Four wideband 5G/4G elements support 4x4 MIMO from 617 MHz through 5925 MHz. That span includes Band 71, the 698-960 MHz low bands, 1427-1518 MHz, the 1710-2690 MHz mid bands and the 3300-5000 MHz 5G NR bands 77, 78 and 79. The dual-band GNSS element covers GPS L1/L5, Galileo E1/E5a, BeiDou B1C/B1I/B2a, GLONASS G1, QZSS, IRNSS and SBAS. It uses an active LNA with up to 32.3 dB gain and 60 dB out-of-band attenuation, which supports more accurate positioning. Two Wi-Fi elements cover 2400-2500 MHz and 5150-5850 MHz.
The housing is only 39 mm tall, so it suits vehicle roofs where height limits are typically below 80 mm. Its 70 mm width lets it fit on many NEMA cabinets and between the ribs of many vehicle roofs. The polycarbonate enclosure is IP69K and IK10 rated, operates from -40°C to +85°C, and mounts with an M22 thread.
This variant ships with 5 m RG-174/TGC-302 cable runs, and the GNSS lead terminates in a female FAKRA Code C Gen 2 connector. The antenna is RoHS and REACH compliant. Taoglas publishes a datasheet for the standard MA8007.A.001 configuration.
The four 5G/4G elements cover 617-5925 MHz. Characterized bands include 71, 12/13/14/17/28/29, 5/8/18/19/20/26/27, 21/32/74/75/76, 1/2/3/4/9/23/25/35/39, 7/30/38/40/41, and 22/42/48/77/78/79.
Yes. The GNSS element has an active LNA that runs from +1.8 to 5.5 V (3.3 V typical) and draws 16.8 mA. This is normally supplied over the GNSS coax by the router or receiver.
It is a permanent screw mount with an M22 thread. The 70 mm wide, 39 mm tall body fits on many NEMA cabinets and between the ribs of many vehicle roofs.
This variant uses 5 m RG-174/TGC-302 cabling, and the GNSS lead terminates in a female FAKRA Code C Gen 2 connector.
The polycarbonate housing is IP69K waterproof rated and IK10 impact rated. It operates from -40°C to +85°C.

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