Directional MIMO Antenna DELOCK 81465 5G LTE 2×N connectors 2.7–9.0 dBi

Directional MIMO Antenna DELOCK 81465 is a compact outdoor antenna designed for 5G and LTE networks. It features two N-type connectors and a frequency-dependent gain range of 2.7–9.0 dBi, enabling improved reception and throughput for routers and modems that support MIMO operation. The antenna's directional design focuses radio energy toward the desired cell tower or base station, making it suitable for fixed installations where increased signal stability and range are required.

Advantages

The antenna's dual-feed MIMO configuration supports spatial diversity and data throughput improvement in multi-antenna modems and routers. Directional radiation characteristics concentrate signal reception in a specific azimuth, which reduces interference from unwanted directions. The N-type connectors provide reliable, low-loss connections to compatible cabling and network equipment, and the moderate gain range allows use across common 5G/LTE bands while maintaining physical compactness.

Suitable for

• Fixed outdoor installations where a directed signal is needed to reach distant base stations
• Routers, gateways and modems that support 2×MIMO with N-type connectors
• Improving cellular reception and data throughput in rural or marginal coverage areas
• Reducing multipath interference in environments with stronger signals from other directions

Key specifications

• Technology: Directional MIMO antenna for cellular networks (5G/LTE)
• Connector type: two N-type female connectors for coaxial cabling
• Gain: frequency-dependent, nominally 2.7–9.0 dBi
• Polarization: typically dual-polarized or spatially separated feeds suitable for MIMO
• Mounting: suitable for fixed outdoor mounting on poles or walls (mounting hardware may be required)
• Operating environment: outdoor use with appropriate weatherproofing of connections

How to use

Mount the antenna in a stable outdoor location with a clear line of sight or best possible orientation toward the target base station. Use appropriate low-loss coaxial cables with N-type connectors to connect each antenna feed to the corresponding antenna ports on the router or modem. Ensure proper torque on connectors and apply weatherproofing to exposed joints. After physical installation, align the antenna while monitoring signal strength and throughput metrics from the modem or router to find the optimal direction.

Recommendations

Select cable lengths and quality to minimize insertion loss; keep cable runs as short as practical. Verify that your router or modem supports dual independent antenna inputs and configure MIMO settings if required. Regularly inspect connectors and weather seals to maintain long-term performance in outdoor conditions.