Collinear omnidirectional antennas in a UV-stable fiberglass radome for 360 degree outdoor coverage. This page covers how the class behaves specifically in rf coaxial cables and assemblies 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-FG2400-15 | 2400–2483 | 15 dBi | Vertical | 1550 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FG0890-12 | 824–890 | 12 dBi | Vertical | 1550 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FG1922-11 | 1920–2170 | 11 dBi | Vertical | 1250 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FGS2400-9 | 2400–2483 | 9 dBi | Vertical | 780 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FGL2400-8 | 2400–2483 | 8 dBi | Vertical | 560 mm | SMA-Male |
| AW-FGS0827-8 | 824–960 | 8 dBi | Vertical | 1100 mm | N-Female |
| AW-FGL0827-6 | 698–2700 | 6 dBi | Vertical | 620 mm | SMA-Male |
| 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-FGL3538-8 | 3300–3800 | 8 dBi | Vertical | 480 mm | SMA-Male |
| AW-FG0433-6 | 428–438 | 6 dBi | Vertical | 1050 mm | N-Female |
Specifying one for rf coaxial cables and assemblies
Route coax to avoid sharp bends below the rated radius, weatherproof outdoor connectors, and support long vertical runs to prevent strain on the connectors. 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.