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Professional Antennas Ireland — matched to your router, mounted to your site.

The right antenna decides whether a router performs or struggles. TITAN supplies 4G, 5G, GPS, WiFi and LoRaWAN antennas as the authorised Irish distributor for Poynting and Panorama — MIMO-matched to your hardware, tested on Irish networks, and backed by our own antenna design service in Galway.

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Poynting EPNT antenna enclosure with industrial router mounted inside for zero coax loss

Authorised Distributor
Poynting & Panorama — the official Irish channel

MIMO-Matched
Specified to your router’s ports, bands and connectors

Irish-Network Tested
Verified across Vodafone, Three and Eir bands

Design Service
Antenna selection, custom & embedded design from Galway

The Essentials

What Is an Industrial Antenna?

An industrial antenna is the external antenna that connects a cellular router, gateway or IoT device to the mobile network — converting the radio signal in the air into the electrical signal your hardware uses. Modern 4G and 5G routers use MIMO (multiple-input multiple-output), sending data over two or four antenna ports at once, so the antenna must match the router: a 4×4 MIMO router needs a 4×4 MIMO antenna to reach its rated speed. Get the antenna right and a marginal site becomes a reliable one; get it wrong and the best router in the world underperforms. TITAN IoT specifies, stocks and supports professional antennas in Ireland for 4G, 5G, GPS/GNSS, WiFi and LoRaWAN.

Selection Guide

Choosing the Right Antenna

Four decisions cover most projects. When in doubt, send us the router model and a photo of the site — we’ll spec it for you.

Omni or Directional?

Omni antennas receive from every direction — the right default for vehicles and most sites. Only go directional when the mast you’re aiming at is fixed and you have line of sight: you gain reach, but you must point it and keep it pointed.

Gain Across the Band

Two antennas with the same headline dBi are not equal. What matters is gain across the bands your network actually uses — a cheap antenna can peak where you don’t need it and collapse where you do. We spec against Irish operator bands, not the datasheet headline.

Match the MIMO Count

Count your router’s antenna ports. A 5G router with four cellular ports needs a 4×4 antenna — connect only two and you throttle your own speed. Combo antennas add WiFi and GPS elements in the same housing, one hole in the roof.

Cable Kills Signal

Every metre of coax between antenna and router costs signal — long thin cable runs can throw away more than the antenna gains. Keep runs short, upsize the cable, or eliminate it entirely with an enclosure antenna that mounts the router inside.

Prefer a guided tool? Try the Poynting antenna selector ›  ·  Or use our antenna design service ›

Official Distributor

Poynting — Broadband Antenna Experts

Wideband antennas engineered for real-world performance — from rural signal edges to vehicle fleets. TITAN is an official Poynting distributor in Ireland; these are the models we deploy most.

Poynting XPOL-1 5G cross-polarised omni MIMO antenna Ireland

XPOL-1 5G — Rural Workhorse

Cross-polarised omni that pulls usable signal at the coverage edge — the go-to for rural sites, site CCTV masts and fixed installs where the router needs help.

Omni · Wall/pole mount · Rural & fixed sites

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Poynting XPOL-2 5G high gain directional MIMO antenna Ireland

XPOL-2 5G — High-Gain Directional

When the mast is far and fixed — a high-gain directional panel that turns a one-bar site into a working one. Point it once at the best cell and leave it.

Directional · High gain · Signal edge

View the XPOL-2

Poynting OMNI-600 2x2 MIMO omni directional antenna 410 MHz to 3800 MHz

OMNI-600 — Wideband Mast Omni

2×2 MIMO omni covering 410 MHz right through the 4G/5G bands — one mast antenna for commercial, industrial and utility-band sites alike.

Omni · 2×2 MIMO · Incl. 410–470 MHz

View the OMNI-600

Poynting PUCK-2 low profile MIMO antenna for cabinets and vehicles

PUCK-2 — Low-Profile Compact

2×2 MIMO in a palm-sized IP69K puck with a one-hole mount — roadside cabinets, digital signage, vehicles and machines. The discreet default.

Low profile · IP69K · Cabinets & vehicles

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Poynting MIMO-4 9-in-1 vehicle antenna 4x4 5G WiFi GPS

MIMO-4 — 9-in-1 Transport

4×4 5G, 4×4 dual-band WiFi and GPS in one IP69K roof unit — the full radio suite for buses, coaches and fleet vehicles through a single mount.

Vehicle · 4×4 MIMO · 9-in-1 combo

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Poynting EPNT-4 antenna enclosure with router mounted inside eliminating coax loss

EPNT — Router Inside the Antenna

The antenna is the enclosure: your router mounts inside it, at height, eliminating coax loss entirely. Superb for site CCTV, cellular WiFi access points and remote-site connectivity.

Zero cable loss · CCTV · Remote sites

View the EPNT-4

Also in the range: PANL-401 5-in-1 Panel (410–6000 MHz)  ·  EPNT-2 Enclosure  ·  OMNI-493 Marine  ·  OMNI-403  ·  WaveHunter Marine

Authorised Distributor

Panorama — Precision Antennas Since 1947

Vehicle, transit and fixed-site antennas with deep configurability — cable lengths, connectors and element counts built to order. TITAN is an authorised Panorama distributor in Ireland.

Panorama Clam LXAXM4 4x4 MIMO 5G IoT antenna

Clam — 4×4 MIMO IoT

The Clam family: 4×4 MIMO 5G/4G in a rugged IP69K, IK10 low-profile housing, with WiFi 6E and GNSS variants. The IoT all-rounder for cabinets and machines.

4×4 MIMO · IP69K · M2M & IoT

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Panorama DMM4 4x4 MIMO desk mount portable 5G antenna

DMM4 — Desk Mount Portable

4×4 MIMO 4G/5G on a desk, windowsill or wall — plug-and-play uplift for indoor routers without drilling the building. Ideal for branch failover and pop-up sites.

Desk/window · 4×4 MIMO · No-drill install

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Panorama DWMM4 4x4 MIMO desktop and wall mount 5G antenna

DWMM4 — Desk & Wall Mount

The fixed-install sibling — 4×4 MIMO 5G for wall or desk with routed cabling, the tidy permanent answer where the DMM4 proves the concept.

Wall/desk · 4×4 MIMO · Branch failover

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Panorama shark fin 4x4 MIMO vehicle antenna with GPS GNSS

Shark Fin — 4×4 MIMO + GPS

Automotive-style shark fin with 4×4 5G/4G and GPS/GNSS — the clean roof-mount for vans, patrol vehicles and fleet cars where looks matter as much as signal.

Vehicle · 4×4 + GNSS · Roof mount

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Panorama LGMQM4 omnidirectional 4x4 MIMO 5G 4G vehicle antenna

LGMQM4 — Vehicle Omni

Omnidirectional 4×4 MIMO 5G/4G vehicle antenna with WiFi and GPS options — the heavy-duty low-profile dome for plant, transport and emergency fleets.

Vehicle · 4×4 MIMO · WiFi/GPS options

View the LGMQM4

Panorama Great White MIMO 4G 5G vehicle antenna with WiFi and GNSS options

Great White — Transit MIMO

2×2 MIMO 4G/5G with optional MIMO WiFi and GPS/GNSS — the proven public-transport and public-safety roof antenna, built for years on the road.

Transit · MIMO + WiFi/GNSS · Public safety

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More Panorama families, stocked to order: the full catalogue runs far beyond what’s listed here — these are the ranges we quote most.

B4BE — Bracket Mount 4G/5G

Compact bracket-mount omni for EV chargers, smart metering and utility cabinets — black or white, multiple cable lengths.

BAT — Internal Transit MIMO

Adhesive-mount internal 4×4 MIMO 4G/5G with optional GNSS and WiFi — no roof penetration, built for buses and rail.

LPAM / LGAM — Low-Profile IoT

Compact low-profile MIMO families from 2G/3G/4G through multifunction variants with WiFi — the discreet fit for enclosures and kiosks.

LPP — Hockey Puck Combination

Low-profile screw-mount puck combining 4G/5G elements — machines, telemetry and rooftop equipment.

PWB — Terminal Paddle

Direct router-mount paddle antennas for 2G/3G/4G/5G and dual-band WiFi — the right upgrade over the stub antennas in the box.

WMM / WMM8G — Wall & Mast

Wall and mast-mount MIMO antennas including high-gain directional variants — branch failover and fixed wireless access.

Ask us to quote any Panorama part number ›

Private Utility Networks

410–430 MHz & 450 MHz LTE Antennas

LTE networks around 450 MHz are growing because low frequencies carry further and punch deeper into buildings — and the 410–430 MHz range is Ireland’s smart-grid spectrum family. Both Poynting and Panorama build antennas for these bands, in single or multi-element configurations, standalone or combined with standard 4G and 5G.

Cable lengths and connectors are configurable to your device — and we pair them with the 400 MHz-band routers on our cellular routers page.

Spec a 450 MHz Antenna  See 400 MHz Routers

In these bands

Poynting OMNI-600 — 410–470 MHz mast omni, 2×2 MIMO

Poynting PANL-401 — 410–6000 MHz 5-in-1 panel

Panorama 450 MHz LTE range — single & multi-element, to order

TITAN Service

Antenna Design & Selection Service — From Galway

Building a connected product? The antenna decides its range, speed and battery life — and it’s the part most projects leave until last. TITAN’s antenna design service brings RF engineering into your project early, from picking the right off-the-shelf antenna to designing an embedded antenna into your device.

We work with device developers and OEMs across Ireland — including the medical device cluster on our doorstep in Galway — on selection, frequency matching, cable and connector engineering, and design validation.

Talk to an Antenna Engineer

What the service covers

Antenna selection & frequency matching — the right antenna for your module, bands and MIMO count

Embedded antenna design — placement, ground plane and integration for your own product

Semi-custom externals — cable type, length, connector and element combinations built to your spec

Design validation — catching antenna problems before they reach production

Complete the System

The Antenna Is Half the Link

Every antenna here pairs with hardware we stock and configure in Galway — router, gateway and antenna specified together, so the system works on day one.

Industrial Cellular Routers

Robustel, Teltonika, Advantech and Digi 4G/5G routers — every one shipped with the antenna matched to its ports. Browse routers ›

LoRaWAN Gateways

Gateway placement and antenna height decide LoRaWAN range — we spec both together for building, site and county networks. Browse gateways ›

More Brands to Order

Siretta stub and adhesive antennas, Quectel embedded and combo antennas for device builds, and 2J embedded and GNSS specialists — ask us to quote ›

FAQ

Antenna Questions, Answered

What is a MIMO antenna?

MIMO (multiple-input multiple-output) means the router transmits and receives over several antenna elements at once — 2×2 uses two, 4×4 uses four. It multiplies data speed and reliability without more spectrum. A MIMO antenna packs those elements into one housing, so a “2-in-1” or “4-in-1” antenna is one unit serving all of the router’s cellular ports.

Do I need an omni or a directional antenna?

Omni for most jobs: it works from any direction, suits vehicles and multi-mast areas, and needs no aiming. Choose directional only when the site is fixed, the serving mast is known, and you can point the antenna with line of sight — you’ll gain reach and stability at the signal edge. Mount height often matters more than either choice: higher means fewer obstructions.

Is higher dBi gain always better?

No. The headline dBi is a peak figure — two antennas with identical spec-sheet gain can perform very differently across the band, and higher gain also means a narrower beam that must be aimed. What matters is consistent gain on the frequencies your Irish operator actually uses at your site. That’s why we spec antennas against the bands, not the biggest number.

What antennas work on 410–430 MHz and 450 MHz networks in Ireland?

Private LTE networks in the 400 MHz range — including Ireland’s smart-grid spectrum at 410–430 MHz — need antennas built for those low bands. Poynting’s OMNI-600 and PANL-401 cover from 410 MHz, and Panorama offers a dedicated 450 MHz LTE antenna range in single and multi-element configurations, alone or combined with 4G/5G. We supply them alongside the matching 400 MHz-band routers.

Can the router mount inside the antenna?

Yes — that’s exactly what the Poynting EPNT range does. The antenna housing has space for a compact router inside, so the whole system mounts at height on a pole or wall with no coax between antenna and radio — and no coax means no cable loss. It’s a favourite for site CCTV, cellular WiFi access points and remote-site connectivity.

Can TITAN help design an antenna into our product?

Yes. Our antenna design service covers selection and frequency matching, embedded antenna design for your own device — placement, ground plane, integration — semi-custom external antennas with the cable, connector and element mix you need, and design validation before production. Based in Galway, we work with IoT and medical device developers across Ireland.

Get the Antenna Right First Time

Tell us the router, the site and the job — we’ll match the antenna, cable and connector, supplied and supported from Galway.

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TITAN IoT Ltd · Racecourse Business Park, Ballybrit, Galway, H91 A9NN
+353 91 757500 · iot@titan.ie

Serving Ireland, the UK and Europe via the Vadnet IoT distributor alliance

Need help choosing?

Read the antenna buying guide.

MIMO, XPOL, IP69K, how to match an antenna to your router, and how to choose for rural, marine and urban deployments in Ireland.

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Help me choose

Compare the top three antenna types.

The three antenna classes we deploy most across Ireland. Side by side, with the key differences highlighted.

MIMO antenna

MIMO Omni

4×4 cellular

Directional panel antenna

Directional

XPOL panel

Marine/vehicle antenna

Marine / Vehicle

IP69K rugged

Pattern
Omnidirectional (360°)
Directional (focused beam)
Omnidirectional, low profile
Typical gain
3–9 dBi
10–18 dBi
3–7 dBi
Bands
617–6000 MHz, 4G & 5G
617–6000 MHz, 4G & 5G
617–6000 MHz + GPS/WiFi
MIMO
✓ 4×4
✓ 2×2 to 4×4
✓ up to 24×24
Ingress rating
IP66
IP66
IP69K
Best for
Urban & suburban sites, mixed direction, mobile
Rural sites, known tower direction, max gain
Vehicles, marine, plant, severe weather
Frequently Asked

Industrial antennas — common questions.

Do I need an outdoor antenna or will indoor be enough?

Depends on signal strength at your site. In urban areas with strong coverage, the router's internal antennas or a small indoor antenna often suffice. In rural Ireland, on industrial sites with metal walls, or for any 24/7 application, an outdoor antenna delivers 10-30 dB better signal — the difference between unusable and reliable. TITAN can run a free site survey if you're unsure.

MIMO, omnidirectional or directional — which type do I pick?

Three quick rules. MIMO (2×2 or 4×4) for high-throughput applications — 5G routers, FWA, vehicle multimedia. Omnidirectional for mixed-direction sites, mobile applications, or when the cell tower direction is unknown. Directional (panel) for fixed rural sites where you know where the tower is and want maximum gain. We'll spec the right one for your application.

Will these antennas work with my router?

Almost certainly — Poynting and Panorama antennas use standard SMA, N-type or QMA connectors that match all industrial routers from Robustel, Digi, Teltonika, Siretta and others. Tell TITAN your router model and we ship the antenna with the right connector type, cable length and adapter (if needed) so the install works first time.

What frequencies do I need for Irish networks?

All Irish carriers (Three, Vodafone, Eir, Virgin) use bands within the 617-2700 MHz range for 4G and 3400-3800 MHz for 5G. Every antenna we sell covers these frequencies. For NB-IoT and Cat-M1 IoT applications, the 700-900 MHz bands are the most important — a wide-band antenna covers them all.

How much signal improvement should I expect from an external antenna?

Typically 10-30 dB on signal strength — enough to turn an unusable signal into a reliable connection. Bigger improvements come from rural sites and high-gain directional antennas pointed at the cell tower. The biggest factor is mounting height and line-of-sight, not the antenna itself.

Can TITAN help me design or test a custom antenna?

Yes — antenna design and validation is becoming a TITAN service in 2026. For OEM, embedded and high-performance applications where off-the-shelf antennas won't work, we can specify, prototype and test custom antennas from flex and PCB to large XPOL — with anechoic chamber validation. Get in touch to discuss your project.

Ready to Connect

Not sure which antenna fits your site?

Tell TITAN about the site, the router, and the signal you're working with. We'll spec the right antenna, match it to your router's connector type, and ship it with the right cable length. Ireland next-day, UK and Europe via the Vadnet alliance.

Phone: +353 91 757500 · Email: iot@titan.ie
Address: Racecourse Business Park, Ballybrit, Galway, H91 A9NN, Ireland
Serving Ireland, the UK and Europe via Vadnet · Private 5G via Druid · Medical via Solsta