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Ultra-low-profile DAS antenna billed as world’s thinnest

December 6, 2018 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

CFSA35606P DAS antennaLaird Connectivity, focused on enabling connectivity in mission-critical systems, today announced the CFSA35606P, the world’s thinnest, ultra low-profile DAS antenna with the broadest range of frequency coverage. The CFSA3560P is a low PIM, ceiling mounted antenna with omnidirectional pattern coverage optimized for indoor DAS coverage at 350-520, 600-960, 1350-1550, and 1690-6000 MHz for the UHF, 4G LTE, 2G/3G Cellular, UMTS/AWS-3, CBRS, and Wi-Fi frequency bands.

Laird Connectivity’s latest CFSA ultra low-profile antenna is just 7.6 millimeters thick, about the thickness of a smartphone, providing buildings with an inconspicuous yet high-performance antenna for enhanced wireless connectivity. It is engineered specifically for public safety and FirstNet applications.

The CFSA35606P ceiling mounted antenna radiates an indoor signal up to 20 percent more efficiently than other in-building Distributed Antenna System (DAS) antennas on the market today, improving in-building wireless telecommunications and delivering consistent, reliable connectivity, further enabling the Internet of Things (IoT). The antenna can be mounted to a hard ceiling (model CFSA35606P1) or a ceiling tile (model CFSA35606P), and is labeled with a unique QR code that contains its VSWR and PIM values. Angle marking is provided on the radome, to simplify antenna orientation for optimized coverage.

Filed Under: antennas, Products, RF Equipment Tagged With: lairdconnectivity

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