Peplink Omni Antennas
Peplink offers a line of omni antennas that are suited for use in applications where consistent, all-directional coverage across multiple wireless technologies is required. They beam signals with even intensity in a full 360-degree horizontal pattern, so they're favored in configurations that resemble vehicles, mobile command units, outdoor monitoring stations, and other installations where aiming a directional antenna is impractical. They do have a few wideband antennas that go up to 5 GHz, but most Peplink omni antennas tend to stay in the 600 MHz up to just over 4 GHz segment of the frequency band, which makes them ideal for installations that require a robust LTE, WiFi, and/or GPS signal.
Many Peplink omni antennas are rated for outdoor use and cover an ultra-wide range of frequencies; hence, they are flexible enough to be used in applications that employ multiple carrier technologies without suffering a drop in signal quality or strength. They provide performance, durability, and convenience, enabling even the most high-tech of users to maintain an uninterrupted flow of data.
FAQs
What are Peplink omni antennas used for?
Peplink omni antennas provide 360-degree cellular or Wi-Fi coverage for routers, mobile networks, fixed wireless setups, and industrial deployments.
Do Peplink omni antennas work with all carriers?
Yes. They’re designed to support major LTE and 5G networks from carriers like AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and global providers.
Are Peplink omni antennas good for moving vehicles?
Yes. Their 360-degree reception makes them perfect for RVs, boats, emergency vehicles, buses, and mobile command units.
Do Peplink omni antennas support MIMO?
Most models do. MIMO improves speed, stability, and performance by using multiple antenna elements to strengthen the signal path.
Will a Peplink omni antenna increase my internet speed?
In many cases, yes. Stronger signal quality leads to better speeds, reduced latency, and more stable connections—especially in crowded or marginal coverage areas.
Antennas: Omni vs Yagi
Omni Antennas can pick-up signals coming from all directions. They are most commonly used for signal reception over a large area where the potential location of any incoming signal's transmitter varies. Therefore, unlike Yagi antennas, Omni antennas do not need to be pointed in a particular direction. Each specific antenna has a gain rating or dBi (decibel isotropic) number which coincides with the performance of the antenna. The higher the dBi rating, the larger area covered.
Advantages and Disadvantages
• Easy setup and install
• Can send and receive signals from multiple locations with just one antenna
• Limited on the distance it can communicate
• Not a great option from areas with poor signal strength