Directional outdoor antenna MikroTik HGO-LTE-W 699 MHz–3.8 GHz for LTE and LoRa

MikroTik HGO-LTE-W is a directional outdoor antenna that operates across 699 MHz to 3.8 GHz. It is intended for LTE and LoRa applications, providing focused reception and transmission to improve cellular and low-power wide-area network links. The antenna is suitable for use in base station or customer-premises equipment (CPE) installations where extended range and stable RF performance are required.

Advantages

The directional design concentrates gain toward a chosen sector, increasing link range and reducing interference from unwanted directions. Wide frequency coverage from 699 MHz to 3.8 GHz supports multiple mobile and IoT bands, enabling use with LTE and LoRa systems. The outdoor-rated enclosure and mounting provisions allow deployment on poles or masts for elevated installations.

Suitable for

• Improving cellular LTE links in rural or fringe urban areas
• Extending coverage for LoRaWan or other low-power wide-area networks
• Use as part of base station or CPE setups requiring directional gain
• Pole- or mast-mounted outdoor deployments

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 699 MHz – 3.8 GHz
• Polarization: directional (single or dual depending on installation — refer to installer instructions)
• Intended use: LTE and LoRa connectivity for outdoor installations
• Mounting: pole/mast compatible housing for fixed outdoor mounting
• Colour: white

How to use

Mount the antenna on a pole or mast at a suitable height and orientation toward the desired coverage area or remote base station. Connect to the radio or gateway using compatible RF cabling and connectors; ensure proper connector type and cable attenuation for the selected frequency bands. Verify alignment and RF performance with signal measurement tools, and secure all outdoor connections against weather exposure.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, orient the antenna precisely toward the target cell or gateway and use low-loss coaxial cable rated for the operating frequencies. Follow local regulations for outdoor antenna installations and ground the system where required to protect against lightning and static buildup.