The Poynting EPNT-4 is a compact omni antenna enclosure with a router bay inside. The router sits at the top of the pole, right behind the antenna elements, so the coax between radio and antenna, and the loss that goes with it, disappears. Only Ethernet and power run back down. It suits CCTV poles, site cabins, cellular Wi-Fi access points and boats.
Cross-polarised cellular elements cover 617–4200 MHz for up to 4×4 MIMO at 3 dBi, dual-band Wi-Fi elements cover 2.4 GHz and 5–7.2 GHz, and there is a GPS/GLONASS element. The housing is IP67, IK10 and saltwater-proof, with a 316 stainless BRKT-91 bracket in the box.
Routers up to 140 × 120 × 50 mm fit; Poynting lists the Teltonika RUTX50 as a tested fit. The MISC-103 marine mount kit adds locking nuts and a seal for vessels.
Choose the model
| Model | Cellular | Wi-Fi | GNSS | Order code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPNT-4-15 | 2×2 | 2×2 | Yes | A-EPNT-0004-V1-15 |
| EPNT-4-17 | 4×4 | 2×2 | Yes | A-EPNT-0004-V1-17 |
| EPNT-4-19 | 4×4 | 4×4 | Yes | A-EPNT-0004-V1-19 |
Which model?
- -15: two-port routers that fit the bay.
- -17: 4×4 routers with two Wi-Fi ports, such as the Teltonika RUTX50.
- -19: 4×4 routers or access points with four Wi-Fi ports.
- Larger router or directional site? See the EPNT-2 (directional) and EPNT-1 (omni) with the bigger 185 × 145 × 45 mm bay.
Tell us the router and the site and we’ll confirm the model, cable and mounting. Ask us to spec it, or read how to choose a 4G or 5G antenna.
Datasheets
Poynting EPNT-4 technical specification (PDF) · EPNT-4 user guide (PDF) · ePoynt router compatibility list (PDF)
