Collinear omnidirectional antennas in a UV-stable fiberglass radome for 360 degree outdoor coverage. This page covers how the class behaves specifically in lora / lorawan antennas work, and lists the 11 catalog models that fit.
What this class does well
A collinear omni covers every azimuth from a single feed, so one antenna serves subscribers in any direction and no re-aiming is ever needed. The sealed fiberglass radome handles years of UV and weather without maintenance.
Where it falls down
Gain only comes from flattening the elevation pattern. A high-gain collinear on a tall mast will underserve everything close to the base, and the tall radome is a significant wind load.
The range we stock
Across the 11 models in this class the gain runs from 6 to 15 dBi, frequency coverage from 428 to 5850 MHz, and the longest dimension from 480 mm to 1550 mm. Check the size figure early. It decides the mount, and on a shared mast it decides whether the part fits at all.
Omnidirectional Fiberglass Antenna models
| Model | Band (MHz) | Gain | Polarization | Length | Connector |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AW-FG0890-12 | 824–890 | 12 dBi | Vertical | 1550 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FGL0827-6 | 698–2700 | 6 dBi | Vertical | 620 mm | SMA-Male |
| AW-FGS0827-8 | 824–960 | 8 dBi | Vertical | 1100 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FG2400-15 | 2400–2483 | 15 dBi | Vertical | 1550 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FG3500-12 | 3400–3600 | 12 dBi | Vertical | 830 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FG5800-12 | 5725–5850 | 12 dBi | Vertical | 580 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FG1922-11 | 1920–2170 | 11 dBi | Vertical | 1250 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FGL2400-8 | 2400–2483 | 8 dBi | Vertical | 560 mm | SMA-Male |
| AW-FGL3538-8 | 3300–3800 | 8 dBi | Vertical | 480 mm | SMA-Male |
| AW-FG0433-6 | 428–438 | 6 dBi | Vertical | 1050 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FGS2400-9 | 2400–2483 | 9 dBi | Vertical | 780 mm | N-Female |
Specifying one for lora / lorawan antennas
Gateway antennas are mounted as high as practical on a mast or rooftop with an unobstructed horizon; node antennas are often compact whip or magnetic-base types. Confirm the connector before ordering: changing the interface later means either an adapter, which adds a mismatch and a failure point, or a re-terminated cable. Standard builds ship with an N-Female interface.