Cellular Antennas
Cellular antennas are made to capture cellular signals from cell towers close by, and they work really well when you have several tower structures in the area. This is the case, for example, in metropolitan centers, where the presence of cell towers is really high. But cellular antennas can also work really well in rural areas if the user is positioned in close proximity to a single cell tower. Omnidirectional cellular antennas are popular and for good reason: They capture signals sent from cell towers in multiple directions.
A directional antenna is used when a concentrated signal is needed. They focus on one source and capture and amplify a strong cellular signal from a particular cell tower. This works great for remote locations with only one cell tower nearby or for businesses that need a strong signal from one particular provider. Directional antennas also make great outdoor antennas, which can be either omnidirectional or directional. If a situation warrants it, multiple outdoor antennas can be mounted together to gather signals from different directions and serve industrial, commercial, or residential users.
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