Nov 1, 2022
Sinclair Technologies announces its first model of the new SSOP1 Series - a 14-port Small Cell Antenna with multi-band support, including low-band, mid-band, CBRS and LAA.
This high-performance antenna was designed specifically for various types of applications, offering long life and reliability with a range of options suitable for any project. With its UV-resistant fiberglass radome and durable build, SSOP1 thrives in weather prone to harsh elements. Sinclair's small cell antenna is ideal for MIMO applications, providing outstanding 360⁰ coverage and high-speed capacity. Its compact size allows for easy installation and fast deployment, while extensive customizations from port counts, frequency bands to tilts and radiation patterns, offer flexibility in coverage solutions.
Some of the features include:
"As the industry gears up for 5G deployments, Sinclair is excited to announce the launch of the SSOP family of small cell antennas. These antennas are highly customizable to support various frequency bands, port counts, down tilts, and radiation patterns to enable reliable wireless coverage. They also feature high-quality compact UV-resistant fiberglass radomes to help operators overcome cell densification and network reliability challenges," says Wee Er, Executive General Manager at Sinclair Technologies.
Small Cell Antenna SSOP1 Series is available for immediate order.
For more information, please visit www.sinctech.com.
Sinclair Technologies, a division of Norsat International Inc., is a leading designer and manufacturer of antenna and RF signal conditioning products, systems, and coverage solutions. Sinclair products are used extensively in public safety and private industry communication networks, such as emergency services, transportation, natural resources, and utilities. We have over 70 years of industry-leading expertise in all aspects of antenna and RF signal conditioning design and manufacturing.
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