Six feet of cable is the difference between a module that reports and a module that argues. The ADC-ANT-LTE-P gets the primary LTE antenna up and out of the metal panel can, which is usually all a marginal site needs before the signal reads usable.
Built for the alarm installer
The MMCX connector snaps on by hand, so swapping or extending the primary antenna takes seconds and no tools. Remember that most LTE modules expect two antennas: this one on the primary port and a diversity antenna on connector 2. Running a single antenna leaves reception on the table.
Six feet is enough to clear the can and reach a better spot on the same wall without turning the antenna lead into a cable run. Indoor use only.
Key features
- Gets the antenna out of the panel can, which is the most common fix for marginal 4G reception
- 6 foot cable reaches a better location without becoming a cable run of its own
- Snap-on MMCX connector, no tools and no crimping
- Pairs with a diversity antenna to give the module the two-antenna configuration it expects
System requirements
Requires an Alarm.com LTE module with an MMCX primary antenna connector. Most LTE modules also expect a diversity antenna on connector 2 for best performance. Indoor use only.
